Interactive "Zoom" Screens

Zoom screens allow for quick and easy access to even the most minute details in any given challenge scenario. Click within the image below to zoom-in.

Above: The side-scrolling feature allows a user to gather site information and easily navigate to other areas both inside and outside the Zone of Control for the Incident.

NOTE: The Zoom-out feature is disabled for presentation purposes.

Above: The Incident Tactics media library allows users to access all of the information they have encountered to date in order to conduct effective research of a scenario or situation.

Above: The Incident Tactics "Knowledge Reinforcement" modules enable users to review incorrect answers and acknowledge correct answers before proceeding with the challenge.

The Incident Tactics "Modular" approach.

The Incident Tactics Engine allows for nearly any kind of media to be adapted into its testing format. Audio, video, animation, 3D interactive maps, real-time data feeds, satellite imagery and more...

Above: "Stacked" stress timers ("A") track both the time it takes to answer a question as well as the time taken to acknowledge an incoming audio transmission.

Above: Multithreaded questions ("A") are delivered to the user based on their previous answers. The entire "story" behind the incident changes as the user answers questions, acknowledges transmissions, assigns resources and ultimately makes decisions.

Above: Using split-screens and audio feeds, the Incident Tactics Challenge quickly introduces new "characters" and scenarios. In the example above, the 911 Dispatch receives a call from a Cruiseliner about to pull into the Port of Seattle.

Above: Commit your resources wisely. Changes may occur enroute based on your answers or your acknowledgments to real-time radio transmissions.