International Test and Evaluation Association Test Instrumentation - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

International Test and Evaluation Association Test Instrumentation Workshop Applying Instrumentation & Telemetering Technologies From the DoD Test & Evaluation Arena to Law Enforcement Applications AN UPDATE ---------------------- IN OPERATION! Introduction: Pam Tanck, C.O.O., Spiral Technology, Inc. Presenter: Lee D’Errico, City of Lancaster, Manager of Public Safety Thursday, 22 May 2014

Law Enforcement Aerial Platform System (LEAPS) System Development included: • Airborne sensors and ground-based instrumentation integration. • GUI interface for the ground operator. • Efficient, cost-effective data archival and retrieval system. • See ITEA TIW 2012 presentation for a more complete discussion of the system details: “ Applying Instrumentation & Telemetering Technologies from the DoD Test & Evaluation Arena to Commercial Law Enforcement,” Michael A. Scardello, Senior VP Programs, Spiral Technology, Inc., 16 May 2012, Session A.3 -10:30 AM 22 May 2014 Law Enforcement Aerial Platform System 2

LEAPS Mission & Requirements LEAPS Mission The mission of LEAPS is to provide an affordable, reliable, manned or unmanned, aerial surveillance system that integrates with existing Law Enforcement and/or Local Government’s infrastructures to augment existing Law Enforcement capabilities. LEAPS Requirements • Provide airborne Imaging 10 hours/day, 7 days/week. • Ground control of airborne sensor by Law Enforcement Dispatch Staff. • Imagery resolution sufficient to see persons and actions from 3,000 ft AGL. • Imagery captured and archived with time-tag and geographic location data to allow search retrieval by date/time and latitude/longitude. • Encrypt all radio frequency communications. • Access to Command and Control functions and to Imagery requires user authentication. • Ensure preservation of Evidentiary Material. 22 May 2014 Law Enforcement Aerial Platform System 3

LEAPS Mission & Requirements Mission Achieved and Requirements Met System Development included: • Airborne sensors and ground-based instrumentation integration. • GUI interface for the ground operator. • Efficient, cost-effective data archival and retrieval system. • See 16 April 2012 ITEA presentation for a more complete discussion of the system details. 22 May 2014 Law Enforcement Aerial Platform System 4