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Reunification System
 

Product Description
The broad impact of recent natural disasters to several major metropolitan areas of the United States has exposed deficiencies in the current emergency plans to monitor the location of evacuees and reunify them with family or friends. Animal shelter staff, veterinarians and rescue groups across the country identified the same deficiencies for animal as well.

Utilizing various types of personal identification technology, the individual or animal identification device would be scanned into the system as they were evacuated. In the event of injury, they are moved to the triage system. Otherwise, they are tracked from point to point as they mobilized at different stages of evacuation. Data on their location, condition, needs and messages are posted on an electronic system that keeps other informed of their status. Messages from friends and family are sent to the evacuee via email or other electronic means. The evacuee at their request can withhold information for public view.
 

 

 


 

System Requirements

Hardware System: A Pentium III or similar compatible processor with 256 megabytes of RAM, 15" or larger SVGA monitor with 1024x768 native screen resolution, 2 gigabyte or larger hard drive. Med Media, Inc. recommends the addition of a 56k modem, internet access, back up system, and a laser or ink jet printer.

Operating System: Microsoft Windows 2000, XP Professional or XP Tablet PC Edition,and Vista operating systems (Business Ultimate and Enterprise only) operating system should be installed on your computer. Microsoft is no longer supporting Windows 95, 98 and Windows NT Workstation, therefore limiting our ability to support issues with those operating systems.

 

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