Item 1: Systems that integrate with the existing best practices into a consistent, nationwide approach to domestic incident management.

Item 2: Systems that are based on the core principles of The Incident Management System (ICS), Multiagency Coordination System, and Public Information Systems.

Item 3: Maintains a “steady-state” basis, well in advance of any potential incident involving the combined integration of planning, training, exercises, personnel qualification and certification standards, equipment acquisition and certification standards, and publication management processes and activities.

Item 4: Define a standardized mechanism and establish requirements for the process to describe, inventory, mobilize, dispatch, track, and recover resources over the life cycle of an incident.

Item 5: To ensure effective, inter-operable communications processes, procedures, and systems exist to support a wide variety of incident management activities across agencies and jurisdictions to insure that crisis decision-makers are better informed.

Item 6: A state of the art system that will provide support capabilities essential to implementing and continuously refining the NIMS, and to include specialized technologies that facilitate ongoing operations and incident management activities in situations that call for unique technology-based capabilities.

Item 7: A component that will establish an activity to provide strategic direction for and oversight of the NIMS, supporting both routine review and the continuous refinement of the system and its components over the long term.

Item 1: The Uplink system offers flexible protocols with a standardized system to coordinate multi-agency support during a wide range of domestic/international incident management with limited personnel.

Item 2: Control of the overall system can be commandeered by Homeland Security and link a wide spectrum of emergency response teams and incident management disciplines through the central command center.

Item 3: Contingency planning can be established and trialed using highly populated events in the urban core to evaluate the effectiveness of evacuation procedures at local levels with command center monitoring.

Item 4: Allows for the centralized coordination of Homeland Security Level Changes, Amber, Fugitive and Incident Alert announcements to an increased public scope for the purpose of engaging public support and involvement.

Item 5: The Uplink system provides a common theatre for all levels of incident emergency response with a directlink to Homeland Security as situational responses elevate jurisdictions. The system is Regional & National Network capable as alerts and incidents require larger public announcements.

Item 6: The Uplink System is common, state of the art technology with expansion opportunities that offers a foundation for growth and development as ideas and concepts are created to enhance the systems capabilities and scope.

Item 7: The NONRAHS International team will maintain this systems functional integrity through funding generated by the routine daily advertising and promotional activities.
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Uplinks can provide information for the following reasons to expand the Homeland Security’s effectiveness:

• Alert drivers to requirements at the border to expedite crossing,inspection of vehicles
• Border closings.
• Inform the public of Homeland Security Level changes and potential terrorist activity or actions.
• Avenue for evacuating one million citizens from the waterfront due to an incident.
• An avenue to trial evacuation procedures without announcing or alarming the general public.
• An avenue to run large scale drills with local business in Detroit for preparedness for potential incidences.
• An increase of awareness within the private sector to implement internal company training and procedures for large scale incidences.- National Homeland Security Day
• Reassurance to the public that the government is concerned with the well being of the citizens and their overall safety. Goodwill activities.

Increase visual awareness of Amber Alerts and Fugitive Crisis Management to gain public assistance; see pictures.

Uplinks can be used for Contingency Trial and Error Tests

• Local events can be used for trial runs and to monitor emergency service teams and verify effectiveness with the LED Uplinks.- Athletic Events (Ford Field, Comerica Park)
  – Concerts
  – Large events on the waterfront
• Route traffic down certain corridors and evaluate traffic performance with different street light configurations.
• Evaluate road blockades and the emergency response team’s ability to shift traffic for evacuation purposes.
• Evaluate public reactions to different visual and audible messages for effectiveness.
• Establishes an avenue to create the perfect model for evacuations through trial and error without alarming the public or staging the activity.
• Provide a more real-life scenario.