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Loc8 systematically scans digital images based on user-defined color palettes to find lost persons or objects. Once Loc8 identifies potential targets, the user confirms the target and Loc8 generates a map and an aerial view of the target’s location.
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Loc8 presentation v10
- 1. Once Lost, Now Found. Image scanning software to search for people & objects.
- 2. Problem worth solving A SAR study shows humans are only capable of spotting a target 30% of the time during air to ground searches. Loc8’s image scanning process will dramatically increase your success rate in finding your target! Loc8 saves lives, time and money. Source: Gaze Behavior of Spotters During an Air-To-Ground Search
- 3. Our Solution Loc8 systematically scans digital images based on user-defined color palettes to find lost persons or objects. Once Loc8 identifies potential targets, the user confirms the target and Loc8 generates a map and an aerial view of the target’s location.
- 4. 18+ years leading national wireless telecommunication engineering teams, Founder of Nomad Aerial Solutions, FAASTeam Representative, and Drone U Elite pilot and instructor. Military aviator, UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter pilot, qualified RQ-11 Raven UAS operator. and he was a partner in a web-development business. Commercial real estate appraiser specializing in eminent domain cases and property tax assessment appeals. PJ Kirkpatrick Co-founder Peter Menet Co-founder Gene Robinson SAR SME 15 years experience using drones for Search and Rescue, “Grandfather of SAR using drones” and authored “First to Deploy” the treatise of Search and Rescue Operations. Tony Lockly Co-founder Our Team
- 5. IMPORTANT NOTE The next 10 slides may be considered graphic and disturbing Public Safety Use Case Search & Recovery
- 6. Public Safety Use Case – Search & Recovery Local LE searched for the body of an individual suspected of committing suicide Law Enforcement personnel, volunteers, helicopters and cadaver dogs conducted a search of the area surrounding the individual's residential area After 5 days, Remote Pilot in Command was contacted by LE and requested a search of the area using a drone A methodical and systematic mapping mission approach was conducted using a drone
- 7. Public Safety Use Case – Search & Recovery Note: Actual Location Not Provided to Protect Families Privacy
- 8. Public Safety Use Case – Search & Recovery
- 10. Real Time Drone Scanning Process
- 11. Human Eye Scanning Process
- 12. Human Eye Scanning Process
- 13. Human Eye Scanning Process (1 Second)
- 14. Human Eye Scanning Process (5 Seconds)
- 15. Human Eye Scanning Process (10 Seconds)
- 16. Human Eye Scanning Process
- 17. Human Eye Scanning Process
- 18. Human Eye Scanning Process
- 19. Loc8 Software Processing Results – Pixels Match
- 20. Exiting Subdivision – Location of Missing Person
- 21. There are lies, damned lies and statistics.
- 22. Statistics According to data from the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs), over 600,000 individuals are reported missing in the U.S. every year The National Park Service tracks detailed statistics on search and rescue missions within its 84 million acres of parks.
- 23. Statistics Most common places for SAR missions were mountains between 5,000 and 15,000 feet which accounted for about one in five cases Mountains and foothills below 5,000 feet accounted for another 15 percent of incidents.
- 24. Traditional method of highlighting areas searched
- 25. Data Acquisition - Search Area Cleared?
- 26. Location of UAV at each data point Location of missing person
- 27. NTSB SAR Data Acquisition Training
- 28. SAR Lets Search in Real Time
- 30. Thank You You can find us at http://loc8.life
Editor's Notes
- Department of Medical Science, University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. James Croft is a human factors consultant at Giraffe Ergonomics, Calgary, AB. He earned his Ph.D. in medical science at the University of Calgary, Department of Medical Science, in 2006. Daniel Pittman is a technician at the Siemens MRI center, University of Calgary, AB. He earned his M.Sc. in kinesiology at the University of Calgary, Faculty of Kinesiology, in 2004. Charles (Chip) T. Scialfa is a professor of psychology at the University of Calgary. He earned his Ph.D. in psychology at the University of Notre Dame (U.S.) in 1987.
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