Afrl Commander'S Challenge 2015: Stopping The Active Shooter

John P. McIntire, Jonathan Boston, Brandon Smith,Pete Swartz, Amy Whitney-Rawls, Julian Martinez Calderon, Jonathan Magin

SENSORS, AND COMMAND, CONTROL, COMMUNICATIONS, AND INTELLIGENCE (C3I) TECHNOLOGIES FOR HOMELAND SECURITY, DEFENSE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT APPLICATIONS XVI(2017)

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In this work, we describe a rapid-innovation challenge to combat and deal with the problem of internal, insider physical threats (e.g., active shooters) and associated first-responder situation awareness on military installations. Our team's research and development effort described within focused on several key tech development areas: (1) indoor acoustical gunshot detection, (2) indoor spatial tracking of first responders, (3) bystander safety and protection, (4) two-way mass alerting capability, and (5) spatial information displays for command & control. The technological solutions were specifically designed to be innovative, low-cost, and (relatively) easy-to-implement, and to provide support across the spectrum of possible users including potential victims/bystanders, first responders, dispatch, and incident command.
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active shooter, situation awareness, first responders, base security, installation security
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