ELESIS assist public agencies and community groups in
applying decision support technologies to public health and social research,
analysis and policy development. We offer the following information services
and products:
ESRI ArcIMS® and ArcSDE® – web-based interactive mapping applications and
geodatabase development
ESRI 3D Analyst® - Regional and street level 3D modeling and perspectives
ER Mapper Image Web Server® - web-based interactive imagery applications
SPSS® - statistical analysis and modeling
Neighborhood/street level data collection and research using GPS hand-held
computers
Macromedia ColdFusion® web development
Microsoft Project® - web-based contract peformance mangement systems
Web hosting, data storage, technology training, and consultation services
Public sector and community-based alliances who can benefit from our
technology support and products include: neighborhood sociodemographic
indicator intiatives, law enforcement agencies, university research groups,
health and human service providers, location based
Android
smartphone health maps and
Android cell mab apps.
Our Guide To Tech on The Internet
Decision support technology advancements are being
fast-tracked by the medical community. The combination of health with
current Android mobiles technology
is making it possible for faster statistical analysis and more accurate
diagnosis. Telesis’ work on ultrasound analysis without human interaction is
paving the way to new methods of raw patient data and immediate analysis,
giving the physician better tools to diagnose internal disturbances without
the necessity or heavy reliance on X-ray. Combining what has been learned
from ESRI technology, the rapid mapping of the human body internally is both
accurate, even with predictive software compensating for faint data streams.
The Android phones application of this technology is limitless in
research as well as in practical application right in the doctor’s office.
Further in-field testing has shown that the technology when applied by law
enforcement, alleviates the need for invasive searches. A tablet device with
the software installed and the 8ARI scanner attachment is rated to detect
foreign objects solid, or liquid contained within the human body for
transport. This will be found to be especially useful in airport security
measures applications. Continued testing should provide further
modifications for other biological and materials industry uses. Continued
analysis of test data reveals 97.4023% accuracy and continued improvements
are slated for next quarter. Data collected for GPS applications show
continued improvements in results, showing that data collection from deep
and shallow waters excels up to 400 feet. This limitation may be the maximum
for a devices installed in vehicles at 10,000 feet.
Data collected at this altitude, when fed through the web portal interface
has shown immense improvements to the previous version identified as .003
Alpha. The same improvements are showing on smartphone versions of the
application using the two mainstream operating systems with the latest
software development kits. 3D imagery is showing to have an issue with
degrading graphics at beyond 76 feet from soft tissue targets and 79 feet of
bodies of water. The current algorithms are being modified to compensate and
will undergo testing. Indications from partner University testing programs
have shown that with amplification, specifically 4G amplification, the
degrading graphics are at 92 feet and 103 feet leading to the conclusion
that packet loss is the root cause.
When mapping data is compared between geographic and biological applications,
the biological graphical representation is correctly taking into account
infrared and ultraviolet spectrum; however, geographic data is has been set
to ignore these spectrums beyond 40 feet, except in military application
testing where a limit has not been set. The code currently ignores the
spectrums at 5000 feet which may not be satisfactory for all military
applications of the technology.
Insurance for Your IT Staff
Most employees can be covered under a general, all encompassing health care
plan, but some may need additional insurance to cover specific functions of
their jobs. Sales staff that travel out of the country extensively will need
global
health insurance plans or travel insurance
plans to cover them when they are away in other countries. Without this
additional coverage, the sales staff may not be able to receive emergency
medical care or have expenses covered if their property is stolen or damaged.
If your IT staff, along with your sales staff, remains in the US, but travel
to other locations, they will needed additional
insurance for their vehicles. Covering
their car insurance is an important benefit because it will not only protect
their personal property, but also any company property that travels with
your employees.If the company is located in Florida we recommend
Florida insurance agencies
Generally, IT staff will not require additional travel insurance if they are
domestic bound employees however, if your IT staff travels to branches
internationally, then they too will require a global health insurance plan
that is recognized outside of the United States. If the IT staff carries
over $5000 in company property in computer, equipment or tools, even
domestically, they should be covered by travel insurance. Unless the vehicle
or the place your employees reside while away on assignment is company
property, it will not be covered by the company’s insurance. Travel
insurance will protect the property that travels with your IT staff.
If your IT or sales staff are employed and stationed locally, then the need
for travel insurance should not be necessary. It is important to have human
resources keep track of any changes in employment that could affect the
necessity for additional insurance. This should be done annually or be
performed with each interview for promotion conducted by both a manager and
an HR representative it is also a good idea for your company to get a
accident insure plan.
Contact: mail@ telesis.org