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FCC
Compliance |
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Spatial Data
is doing everything possible to ensure you will be
compliant with any current or future FCC regulations.
During this “transition” period, we are
negotiating with the LEC’s for Selective Router
access, working with NENA to help establish a standard
protocol for data transfer, reducing the costs involved
by the creation of a geospatially enabled selective
routing data base and working with regulators to better
define what “compliance” is in the view
of the FCC.
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More
than just addresses... |
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Our PSAP data
is constructed based on actual boundary descriptions
and maps, not from MSAGs. This
means we cover areas that are not addressed, such as
parks, rivers, lakes and other open spaces.
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Comprehensive
coverage... |
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There are 700+
counties in the U.S. that do not have 9-1-1 service.
We augment our map with
boundaries of sheriff's departments, which makes our
database the only one that literally covers every square
inch of the
U.S. |
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Oldest
& best... |
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Our
PSAP database is the ORIGINAL database, first designed
in 1993 in conjunction with the National Emergency
Number Association (NENA). |
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Reliable
for emergencies...
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Our
database is screened for answering location, voice
recording, dispatch and emergency consideration. |
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Easy
start system... |
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We provide our customers with a SOAP interface which
will
have you operating within a couple of hours. |
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