39 data interest surveys were completed with representatives from education (2), emergency management (10), healthcare (10), government (5), law enforcement (9) and NCTCOG (3). There were 54 data items that could be checked on the surveys. The survey takers were also asked to identify any other data-related capabilities that they thought would be of value.

1. There was a great deal of interest in sharing data as evidenced by an average of 34 data items checked on each survey.
2. The data-related capabilities on the survey were a good first cut as evidenced by no area getting less than 14 checks.
3. 39% of those surveyed made additional suggestions for data-related capabilities.
4. All of the data items were of interest to multiple disciplines. All of the disciplines expressed an interest in data from other disciplines.
5. The top 10 data areas of interest were checked by 100% of the emergency responders and law enforcement responders as well as over 80% of other stakeholders with only one exception. The top ten areas were:
   1. Access to GIS maps and data of the region
   2. Receive daily fusion report providing overview of threats and incidents in law enforcement, transportation, public health, weather, etc.
   3. Use secure chat to communicate between Emergency Operations Centers , Incident Command Centers , Mobile Incident Command Centers and other stakeholders.
   4. Be able to upload your data to the Fusion Center to analyze it in context with other data using advanced analysis tools
   5. Use video conferencing with other organizations
   6. Send secure email between emergency responders and stakeholders
   7. Access and view National Weather Service data
   8. Get GIS display of government offices, schools, and other facilities in the region with pop-ups to addresses
   9. Access on-line incident management displays to get the latest status of emergency response teams.

For more information see the table below. The data capabilities are listed in order from the most requested to the least requested overall. The color coding indicates the level of interest indicated in six major disciplines.

Ed = Education, EM = Emergency Management, G = Government, PH = Public Health, LE = Law Enforcement, COG = North Central Texas Council of Governments  

Red            75 to 100% of respondents in this category checked this item

Blue           50 to 75% of respondents in this category checked this item

Yellow        25 to 50% of respondents in this category checked this item

White         0 to 25% of respondents in this category checked this item

	Data Capability	Ed	EM	G	PH	LE	COG
1	Access to GIS maps and data of the region
2	Receive daily fusion report providing overview of threats and incidents in law enforcement, transportation, public health, weather, etc.
3	Use secure chat to communicate between EOC, Incident Command Centers and Mobile Incident Command Centers & other stakeholders
4	Be able to upload your data to the Fusion Center to analyze it in context with other data using advanced analysis tools
5	Use video conferencing with other organizations
6	Send secure email between emergency responders and stakeholders
7	Access hyperlinked lists of emergency contacts numbers and regional officials and stakeholders
8	Access and view National Weather Service data
9	Get GIS display of government offices, schools, and other facilities in the region with pop-ups to addresses
10	Access on-line incident management displays to get latest status of emergency response teams
11	Access or use plume models (e.g., for hazardous material fires)
12	View status locations of Emergency Response vehicles, equipment and personnel
13	View highway and road traffic conditions showing congested areas and intersections
14	Query procedures for law enforcement, fire, emergency response & public health to rapidly find applicable procedures for an incident type
15	Receive information on reported health cases both confirmed and suspected
16	Query or receive a summary of Reportable Conditions (major infectious diseases) reported to Health Departments
17	Access or view Doppler Radar data
18	Query historical fusion reports, alerts and warnings in the Fusion Center
19	Get information on hazardous waste sites in the region (e.q., E-PLAN)
20	View Intelligent Transportation camera data in real time
21	Use GIS to determine most efficient route to hospitals
22	Query 911 dispatch data from cities and counties
23	Use Intelligent Transportation System and GIS maps to set up emergency response routes into incidents
24	Track mass casualty patients using on-scene bar codes tagging the patient and their belongings
25	Display tagged hazardous payloads traveling through the region with ID of materials, hazard and response procedures if there is a spill
26	Query and view Federal and State reports, books and bulletins
27	Utilize and share spectral sensor data to determine chemical compositions of plumes such as the recent chemical fire in Fort Worth
28	Access stereo aerial imagery to measure distances (pictometry) such as building heights
29	Access to telemedicine support for mass casualties or unique conditions
30	Access to 3D fly-thru and viewing from any angle of dense city areas w access to data such as # people, contact #s, and structural details
31	Access building drawings and information about contents and construction
32	View 3D relief of urban areas from any direction
33	View status and locations of law enforcement equipment and personnel
34	Provide on-line library management tools so stakeholders can inquire about data holdings at a specific site on the regional sharing network
35	Query or view Medical Examiner’s autopsy reports
36	Receive reports about arson incidents
37	Query hospital resources such as # of available beds, physicians, & specialized equipment to hand mass casualties, burns or CBRNE effects
38	Display real-time, continuous monitoring of water supplies to search for pollutants intention-ally injected or seeping from industrial runoff
39	Receive syndromic surveillance data from area hospitals via RODS and Redbat
40	Query or view Medical Examiner Cause of Death Sheets
41	Query or view Appraisal District data
42	Query law enforcement investigation data
43	Query historical Medical Examiner’s autopsy reports
44	Query and view historical weather for specific geographic locations
45	Query flood records
46	Get locations of visiting foreigners in the region
47	Input data to and display link diagrams showing relationships between criminals, crimes, jails, residences, etc.
48	Query historical medical records such as the Texas Medicaid data for normalcy conditions
49	Query jail management data from all jurisdictions in the region
50	Query Municipal Court records
51	Query historical law enforcement records
52	Query historical jail management records
53	View hierarchical layout of procedural documents
54	Query jail records for the nation