GINA Smart CAD is the perfect tool for managing and coordinating rescuers in performing demanding tasks. It provides very good information support - integrated map data, real-time GPS display of all other IRS, database of hazardous substances and information about structures and hazardous materials in vehicles. The use of defined activity statuses provides fast and accurate feedback about activities of IRS for the commanders, operations officers and crisis management.

The GINA SmartCAD system has long made a significant contribution to improving the efficiency of operations at the dispatch center. It enables continuous real-time monitoring of vehicle movements and, in the event of clarification or changes to the incident location, ensures that this information is immediately reflected in the application used by response units, including an updated incident location within the map background. Any such changes are simultaneously and without delay communicated to other components of the Integrated Rescue System. In order to simplify communication and reduce radio traffic, the system allows the use of status codes (e.g., “departure”). These functions represent a significant benefit, particularly in the management of large-scale emergency incidents, as they facilitate operational decision-making and provide a rapid and clear overview of unit availability and options for their further deployment. At the same time, a clear visual overview of the deployment of responding vehicles and equipment is ensured. The ability to transmit photographs and video recordings from the incident scene to the dispatch center provides operators with an accurate and up-to-date understanding of the situation on site and significantly facilitates communication with representatives of local authorities or affected organizations.

What I value most about GINA Smart CAD is how it instantly connects our operations center with teams out in the field. The tablets installed in our response vehicles provide a real-time overview of all deployed emergency services, which greatly improves our orientation both en route and at the scene of an incident. The navigation feature is seamlessly integrated into the application and reliably directs us along the most appropriate route, taking into account the specific type of vehicle we are using. Another significant benefit is the ability to share documentation related to particular locations—having all crucial information available before we arrive at the scene is extremely helpful. I also appreciate being able to create photo documentation directly in the field, which is then transmitted to the operations center in real time.