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Recent News <\/a>|\u00a0JIXEL Web Site <\/a> |\u00a0Want to try JIXEL<\/a><\/h3>\n

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JIXEL is a suite of a web based applications, that allows emergency services (fire and rescue, ambulances, police, civil protection) to seamlessly exchange information during day by day operations and when managing catastrophic events and their aftermath.<\/p>\n

Speed, coordination and transfer of information across Emergency Services are key in providing effective reaction and response to an incident. Having a common view on what is really going on makes the difference in managing day-by-day incidents or large events that may rapidly require the involvement of several rescue teams. Control rooms need to work in combination and often to cooperate on the same events. Control rooms managing emergency services with different specialisation (e.g. fire and rescue or ambulances) and\/or covering different geographical areas need to (i) have available a common dataset, (ii) rapidly interoperate on it and (iii) share a collaborative view on the same geography.<\/p>\n

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JIXEL Novelties<\/strong><\/h3>\n

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JIXEL has implemented a novel methodology that allows control rooms to seamlessly share data in electronic format. These data include the incident location, type, urgency, and severity, along with brief information on the resources dispatched for a specific incident. Attachments (e.g. pictures) can also be included in the exchanged messages. The results is a peered collaborative map.<\/p>\n

JIXEL uses the CAP Protocol<\/strong><\/h3>\n

JIXEL is fully compliant with the interoperability standard adopted by the Italian National Fire Department (Ministry of Interior) with the Decree dated 17 June 2008. This decree is based on the use of the CAP protocol<\/a>. JIXEL makes full use of the CAP protocol.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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JIXEL Components<\/strong><\/h3>\n

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