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Using technology when responding to disasters today can be challenging. Your focus should be on saving lives, property, and your community not on your technology. Our 20 years of experience has helped first responders and organizations SEE, UNDERSTAND, and ACT first by providing effective communication, coordination, and collaboration tools. Our C3 suite of tools, listed below, allows you to easily focus on what is important.
When managing a crisis, either in the field or the EOC, it is easy to miss critical information. With the COBRA Alerting tool, users have the ability to easily send alert messages to other users, groups of users, or to an assigned position.
COBRA provides a way to chat with other users without using outside chat message programs. COBRA Chat tool allows owners to create rooms and share information with chosen user groups, or with all users, in real time. You no longer need to install new or unsupported chat programs. Just open COBRA Chat and start discussing.
COBRA provides complete control over your data. COBRA allows owners to assign role-based permissions to users allowing them to see as much or as little information as they need, based on their function in the EOC.
The Damage Assessment tool allows users to conduct windshield assessment reviews of storm or incident damage and add information into the COBRA system. All data is geolocated and placed on a map, allowing users to capture details of property ownership, insurance details, and estimated value and dollar damage incurred.
Users also have the ability to add pictures, videos, pdf files, and other documents needed to provide proof of damage.
The COBRA Request Manager feature easily assigns Resource Requests, Information Requests, Assistance Requests, and Task Requests to users or positions for rapid action. Resource requests include NIMS typing definitions, resource cost tracking, and user/position assignments. Assignees receive an alert through phone, SMS text, email, or system popup informing them of the assignment.
COBRA uses portable tracker devices the size of an average cell phone to provide people and equipment asset tracking. COBRA Trackers track the movement of personnel and equipment in real time as they deploy to the incident or enter an incident hotzone. Each tracker works on the 2G cellular network and are battery or USB powered.
COBRA has an extensive and proven history of integrating sensors from different sensor companies and types. Using an open architecture for connecting to different systems the COBRA API allows easy ingesting of sensor data into easy to read formats in COBRA.
COBRA is sensor agnostic and works with most sensors. Examples of current deployed detectors integrated with COBRA include (but are not limited to) the list below.
Our COBRA API is able to provide an existing sensor network vendor with the appropriate integration points for sending data in to the COBRA system or can replace the sensor integration system with direct links from existing sensors to the COBRA system.
COBRA is particularly well-suited for multi-sensor integration and risk analysis, providing essential, timely information to support decisions made on-scene by an incident commander.
COBRA provides real time location and status information regarding sensors and automatically alerts you when a sensor alarms at any time.
The COBRA Drone tool embeds drone imagery into COBRA’s GIS mapping feature, giving up to date, high quality images of the scene, assisting emergency managers and responders to better plan and distribute resources across the incident site. Drone images are also used to create full, 3D image modeling of an incident site allowing incident managers and responders to conduct full terrain analysis and planning which in turn greatly enhances site control and contingency planning.
The COBRA Drone tool also allows for capturing Personal Radiation Detector (PRD) sensors and embedding this information into the COBRA incident, allowing COBRA users to safely and remotely identify hazmat sources.
Dynamis personnel are fully licensed part 107 FAA-certified commercial drone operators and are ready to assist emergency management personnel and managers with the latest technology to save lives during a crisis.