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2019 Stakeholder Meeting Analytics Sessions
The 2019 Public Safety Broadband Stakeholder Meeting featured three days of sessions along the Analytics track. View each analytics presentation below.
Evaluating Speech Analytic Technology Tasks in Simulated Public Safety Related Communications
Fred Byers, NIST
Evaluating Speech Analytic Technology Tasks in Simulated Public Safety Related Communications
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Extensible Toolkit for Analytics in Public Safety
Jason Corso, VOXEL 51
Brian Moore, VOXEL 51
Extensible Toolkit for Analytics in Public Safety
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Accelerating Data-Driven Operations in the Fire Service
Tyler Garner, Prominent Edge LLC
Information-Driven Video Communication for Public Safety Networks
Rui (April) Dai, University of Cincinnati
Body-Worn Camera Analytics
Jason Corso, University of Michigan
Imagine a World Where Data Is Shared Safely
Terese Manley, NIST PSCR
Christine Task, Knexus Research Corporation
Challenge Winners, Community First Responder
Video and Imagery Dataset to Drive Public Safety Capabilities
Andrew Weinert, MIT Lincoln Laboratory in partner with New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness
Next Generation First Responder Deployables and Internet of Things (IoT)
Sam Ray, NIST PSCR
Alison Kahn, NIST PSCR
Max Maurice, NIST PSCR
Hien Ngyuen, NIST PSCR
Developing Real-Time Analytics to Improve Outcomes
David Blackinship, Interra
David Van Ballegooijen, Western Fire Chiefs
Demonstrating the Power of Collaboration to Solve Video Analytics Challenges in Baltimore Citiwatch
John Garofolo, NIST PSCR
Major Samuel Hood, Baltimore Citiwatch / Baltimore PD
Julie Stroup, City of Houston
Jason Corso, VOXEL 51
James Horan, NIST
Real-Time Video Analytics for Situation Awareness
Junwei Liang, Carnegie Mellon University
Salvador Medina, Carnegie Mellon University
Towards Cognitive Assistant Systems for Emergency Response
Sarah Masaud Preum, University of Virginia
Public Safety Video, Analytics, and Workflow to Enable the End User - Lessons Learned
Shishir Shah, University of Houston
Julie Stroup, City of Houston
SAFE-NET: A Computing Platform for Public Safety Applications
Khaled Abdelghany, Southern Methodist University
Barbara Minsker, Southern Methodist University
May Yuan, University of Texas at Dallas