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MAYDAY IN THE ROCKIES : COLORADO'S GPS-BASED EMERGENCY VEHICLE LOCATION SYSTEM

Neil Lacey, Max Cameron

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This article describes an GPS (Global Positioning System)-based emergency vehicle location system being developed through a public partnership in Colorado. The program, which is among the first of its kind in the U.S., has just passed its first milestone - prototype demonstration of the emergency vehicle location technology - and is proceeding toward full- scale testing and deployment in a test area in and around Denver.

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This article describes an GPS (Global Positioning System)-based emergency vehicle location system being developed through a public partnership in Colorado. The program, which is among the first of its kind in the U.S., has just passed its first milestone - prototype demonstration of the emergency vehicle location technology - and is proceeding toward full- scale testing and deployment in a test area in and around Denver.

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This article describes an GPS (Global Positioning System)-based emergency vehicle location system being developed through a public partnership in Colorado. The program, which is among the first of its kind in the U.S., has just passed its first milestone - prototype demonstration of the emergency vehicle location technology - and is proceeding toward full- scale testing and deployment in a test area in and around Denver.

Key concepts: Milestone, Global Positioning System, Software deployment, General partnership, Aeronautics, Scale (ratio), Computer science, Transport engineering

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