Architected and tested the feasibility of a gunshot detection and active-shooter tracking pilot with GraceMark Consulting and multiple technology vendors — tying ShotSpotter acoustic detection to Bosch camera estates and Genetec video management, so a detected round could be correlated with video and a subject followed across a site rather than simply located at a point.
Each product worked on its own. The real question was whether the seams between them held under the only conditions that matter here, which are seconds rather than minutes and a subject who is moving.
Gunshot detection also featured in the municipal mesh design years earlier, carried alongside residential broadband so one build served two purposes.
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- Gunshot Detection and Active-Shooter Tracking Feasibility PilotShotSpotter acoustic detection tied to Bosch camera estates and Genetec video management, tested against a seconds-not-minutes requirement.
- Digital Divide Broadband PilotsHome internet for the lowest-income neighbourhoods of Jacksonville, sited by demographic need rather than engineering convenience.