HazMasterG3® seamlessly integrates with HazMapper, providing unmatched GIS/GPS mapping and incident visualization capabilities to responders. Most importantly, the visual picture of an incident, as it develops, can be shared with others throughout the chain of command – even if they don't have HazMasterG3 or HazMapper!

• Deployed with HazMasterG3 and HazMapper working together, responders have situational awareness capabilities unavailable in any other system. For instance, take a look at the following IED scenario. The IED scenario, modeled in HazMasterG3, is automatically created, and then placed onto HazMapper's premium maps, and then injected onto satellite imagery, as can be seen below:

1. Simple and complex IED scenarios are effortlessly created in HazMasterG3.

2. HazMapper, when used with HazMasterG3, automatically places modeled IED scenarios on premium quality, GPS controllable moving maps. Incident specific graphics and annotations can be drawn on the map as the scenario develops, or even overlay critical GIS information from other systems. As appropriate, share the entire scenario with others to provide a common operating picture of the incident.

3. HazMapper allows an entire incident to be effortlessly visualized onto satellite imagery – providing national-level capabilities to local responders for the first time. And, these visualizations can also be shared with others, again enhancing the common operating picture of an incident.

• And unlike traditional GIS and legacy systems – that are both expensive, and require weeks or months of training, the entire scenario above can be quickly mastered and used operationally by first time users.

• With HazMapper, you can drag and drop your latest ALOHA or HPAC plumes directly onto HazMapper's premium maps. HazMapper then goes way beyond this, allowing you to inject the plume, and any other related incident information, directly onto terrain aware satellite imagery. For the first time, you'll be able to visualize what ALOHA is missing – the impact of the terrain on the ALOHA plume – providing you situational awareness not otherwise available in any other system, as seen in the example below:

1. The ALOHA plume – using best weather data available from a local MET Station, as displayed in HazMapper. What ALOHA doesn't know about is the incident specific terrain. Developing an evacuation plan without this could be dangerously inaccurate, as visualized once we inject this onto satellite imagery.

2. Once injected onto satellite imagery, it becomes immediately obvious that the modeled plume will primarily travel up the valley floor – differing significantly from what our ALOHA model predicted.

Traditional systems lack HazMapper's capability to provide this critical terrain awareness. More information on HazMapper can be found on the HazMapper Product Page. Its easy to see why seasoned responders have described HazMapper's capabilities as “indispensable in both planning and response.”