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Disaster Victim Identification. Phil Kirk philip.kirk@gb.unisys.com Kate Russell kate.russell@gb.unisys.com. Objectives Welcome and Introductions History of DVI What is DVI? Exercise Poseidon 2 (Dave Blackiston, Essex Police) PITO involvement Demo of DVI Mobile Data
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Disaster Victim Identification Phil Kirk philip.kirk@gb.unisys.com Kate Russell kate.russell@gb.unisys.com
Objectives Welcome and Introductions History of DVI What is DVI? Exercise Poseidon 2 (Dave Blackiston, Essex Police) PITO involvement Demo of DVI Mobile Data Discussing the way forward Costs Follow up Agenda –October 2002
History of DVI • Interpol viewed Casualty Bureau at their conference in 2001 and saw its potential as the Major Disaster Victim Identification tool • Casualty Bureau is half of HOLMES 2, the Nationally Accepted System, deployed to every Police Force in the UK • DVI incorporates Casualty Bureau as one quarter of its solution • Interpol have approved DVI as a Major Disaster Victim Identification tool
What is DVI? DVI Call Centres Multi- Country Multi- Lingual Multi- Country Multi- Lingual Multi- Country Multi- Lingual Multi- Country Multi- Lingual Casualty Bureau DVI Scene of Disaster Module Laptop Standalone Application PDA Standalone Application PC DVI AM/PM form matching module Version 1 PC Version 2 Laptop / Mobile
What is DVI? DVI Call Centre Web pages (multi-lingual) Casualty Bureau New Interpol missing person form New Interpol Message form (sent to CB) USoft (English only) Automatic potential matching CB Misper record DVI Stand Alone Module Review before send to CB Web pages (multi-lingual) CB Casualty record New Interpol Survivor/ evacuee form • Other forms: • Missing person • Body part • Vehicle Exhibit • Message • (all sent to Casualty Bureau) Manual matching Unmatched Misper and Casualty records New Interpol casualty (victim) form (identified and unidentified Matched Misper and Casualty records Raise action to complete existing Interpol forms Scene of Disaster module Inform Identification Commission (End of process) DVI AM/PM form matching module Populate with CB data Version 1: PC based Version 2: Standalone Module) Match not confirmed, clarify data on AM/PM forms Existing Interpol AM forms (discuss with relatives, doctors, dentists) Dental matching (PC based only) Matching DBC/DRE free text matching Send all data back Existing Interpol PM forms (discuss with doctors, dentists etc) Web pages (multi-lingual)
Exercise Poseidon 2 Comments from Dave Blackiston (MICAS PM) • "Exercise Poseidon 2 involved a ferry arriving in Harwich from Denmark. The multi-lingual capability of DVI would easily allow a Danish Call Centre to be set up in Denmark to feed caller and misper details directly into our Casualty Bureau." • "DVI was operated by people without any HOLMES 2 or DVI experience or training. They had no problem using DVI." • "Essex currently have 50 people trained as call takers. They each have two days initial training then one day refresher training per year. DVI will allow a substantial time and cost saving."
Roddy Ross (PITO) on DVI • "Over the last two years we have been looking for a solution to the technical issues with Mutual Aid. The DVI development has the potential to provide the solution and change the way we do business“. • "DVI will greatly reduce the need for training. Modularising HOLMES 2 on web pages puts operators in a familiar environment. Most people are very comfortable working on-line”.
Mobile Data • Unisys working with PITO on an Incident Room mobile data project • Prevents duplication of data entry • Remove time delays • Police Officer spends more time in the field • Quick access to recorded data • No data stored on device • Other Unisys projects…
DVI / Casualty Bureau Configuration CB Weblogic CB CB Weblogic
The Way Forward… • Follow up meetings • Further demonstrations • Visit to Essex? Ask Dave… • Costs