To view all photos in the app, tap “Photos” on the right side of the app home screen (figure 48). To take an unassigned photo, tap “Camera” on the right side of the home screen. This will add a photo to the app that is not yet assigned to any form or waypoint. To have
To create an account, enter first name, last name, email, password, and optional Team Code (up to 6 alphanumeric characters). All users who wish to coordinate as part of the same team (and be visible to their account Team Admin or Ops Coordinator) must use the same team code. To approve a new team member,
To log into the app, enter email and password for your account to log in. If the account is associated with a Team Code, the app checks if that user has been approved, and if approved, simply shows “Team Code: xxx” at the home screen top bar, where ‘xxx’ is the Team Code (figure 2). If the user has
To change your Team Code, tap the top bar of the home screen displayed as either “Disaster Surveyor” or “Team Code: xxx” to enter the Team Code update screen (figure 4). To go to Settings, Team Code or Guidelines, tap the “menu” link on the upper right to go to the INSARAG Guidelines, App Settings,
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Disaster Surveyor has incorporated the most comprehensive set of GPS marker icons as utilized by both the United Nations INSARAG teams and the U.S. FEMA GPS marker sets. As a search and rescue worker begins his route, an automated Tracker can be set with increments of 1, 5, 10, 15, 30,
Combined with 10 mile reach walkie-talkie enabled Beartooth connectivity devices, Disaster Surveyor allows team members to share and communicate critical data with each other to to the Base of Operations even during times of no data signal or connectivity.
Disaster Surveyor allows saved reference pdf maps to be used in conjunction with data collection efforts while making initial worksite assessments. For emergencies when referenced maps are not yet available, a Google Maps feature allows for finding a general map of the area, to be saved as a pdf to be used offline in the
Disaster Surveyor allows saved reference pdf maps to be used in conjunction with data collection efforts while making initial worksite assessments. For emergencies when referenced maps are not yet available, a Google Maps feature allows for finding a general map of the area, to be saved as a pdf to be used offline in the
Disaster Surveyor uses existing and widely adopted INSARAG worksite triage, victim extrication, sector assessment and worksite report forms to full compatibility with existing worldwide systems.
