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Walter: What we've seen with datacasting technology

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is the ability to push really critical information out to our first responders,

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to some of our ancillary agencies, some of our departments

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without having to tie up the network resources that we've had to before.

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Hanagriff: And right now I'm displaying

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our public safety video network on this system,

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and this is typically the control interface

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that the technical officer would be using.

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And what this is doing is datacasting is replicating this screen

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and pushing it over a television broadcasting network

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to responders in the field that otherwise would not have this information.

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Flanagan: We can have multiple locations that we can gather intel from,

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and that gives us the capabilities for doing,

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the controlling of the locations points

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at one position with one person at a keyboard.

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Cook: Essentially whenever we have a team like a

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USAR, an urban search and rescue team, or something like that

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deployed anywhere in the country,

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as long as they have LTE service or Wifi or something like that

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where they can actually send video back,

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we can then datacast it through the rest of the department.

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We can actually keep tabs on our members

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or our crews anywhere, anywhere else they are.