GeoComm is a provider of Public Safety Location Intelligence, offering GIS software and services to local, regional, statewide, and military agencies. They specialize in solutions that improve 9-1-1 location accuracy, route emergency calls, and map caller locations for dispatchers and first responders. GeoComm's key products include GIS Data Hub, Dispatch Map, and Indoor Maps, often integrated with platforms like RapidSOS.
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RapidSOS is offering a Floor Estimator feature powered by GeoComm Vertical Location Services.
A paid upgrade to GeoComm Vertical Location Services provides additional indoor-space information including indoor maps and details about what is inside buildings.
RapidSOS customers receive GeoComm Vertical Location Services query responses that include elevation, building details, and, with upgrade, indoor maps and indoor-content details.
GeoComm School Safety provides detailed indoor maps of schools and surrounding grounds and critical information needed by school safety authorities, public safety agencies, and first responders to streamline and reduce response times to emergencies inside schools.
Since 2015, GeoComm has provided building and campus maps for enhanced emergency response to public safety and security agencies throughout the United States.
GeoComm School Safety links a 9-1-1 call or the press of a panic button to designated school personnel and law enforcement onsite or in close proximity nearly instantaneously, displays the caller's location on a detailed map of the school, and alerts others to the incident.
GeoComm developed a system and methods for automating traditionally manual indoor mapping tasks to decrease costs for 9-1-1 entities and to scale indoor mapping across the United States and Canada.
GeoComm developed a system and methods to enable three-dimensional computerized mapping displays for 9-1-1 call takers, dispatchers, and emergency responders by converting civic addresses with sub-address elements into 3D coordinates.
The United States Patent and Trademark Office issued two patents to GeoComm titled SYSTEM AND METHODS FOR THREE-DIMENSIONAL VOLUMETRIC INDOOR LOCATION GEOCODING (US10,928,202) and SYSTEM AND METHODS FOR LARGE SCALE AUTOMATED INDOOR MAP DATA GEOREFERENCING (US11,190,902).
GeoComm identified that there are over 135 million buildings in the United States and Canada, creating scale challenges for indoor mapping efforts.
GeoComm received the Private Web Application award at Esri’s 2012 Partner Conference.
GeoComm was selected by the Commonwealth of Kentucky for a multi-year statewide NG9-1-1 GIS project.
GeoComm will provide a statewide agency-by-agency GIS data assessment to review the current state of GIS data used throughout the Commonwealth of Kentucky and to outline recommended steps for GIS data improvement.
The Michigan project will utilize GeoComm’s assess, improve, and maintain process to help public safety agencies achieve Public Safety Grade GIS data.
GeoComm’s GIS Data Hub automated processes are intended to create an efficient workflow to complete the Michigan project’s objectives within a short project timeline.
The GeoComm NG9-1-1 GIS project in Michigan is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2021.
The State of Michigan selected GeoComm to provide GIS data assessment and improvement services to counties across the state to support the state's Next Generation 9-1-1 migration.
GeoComm GIS Data Hub will be used on the Michigan project to provide GIS data insights for achieving public safety grade GIS data.
The RapidSOS Partner Network launched with 20 inaugural members, including 911eye, 911inform, Axon, CRG, DataTech911, Equature, Everbridge, Fugro, FIRST iZ powered by Genesis PULSE, GeoComm, Mark43, NextNav, NICE, NSION, One Hundred Feet, Inc., PublicSonar, Rave Mobile Safety, Roadside Telematics Corp., SOMA Global, and Zetron.
The GeoComm–Esri–RapidSOS joint solution gives 9-1-1 telecommunicators and first responders actionable location context and critical data to enhance situational awareness.