Motorola Solutions, Inc.

Curtis Porter

Kylene Tanner

Isabel Firpo

Balaji Shyamkumar

Brady Walton

Gelayol Moradzadeh

Zili Li

Chad Esplin

Robert E Bonham

Jeffrey Oakes

A device, system and method for role based data collection and public-safety incident response is provided. A computing device receives a call to report a public-safety incident. The computing device determines a role of a caller on the call, the role of the caller being relative to the public-safety incident. The computing device retrieves, from one or more memories, data dependent on the role of the caller. The computing device controls a notification device to provide the data dependent on the role of the caller.

Device, system and method for role based data collection and public-safety incident response

A device, system and process for controlling document access using hierarchical paths is provided. A query, received from a requesting device, comprises: a search string for searching a document database; and an identifier associated with a user. A security permissions database is accessed using the identifier to receive permissible hierarchical document access paths indicating document access permissions associated with the identifier. A modified query includes the permissible hierarchical document access paths. The modified query used to access an index of the document database, the index comprising: a searchable content portion, and corresponding hierarchical document access paths, of a document. Document identifiers are received that identify only the documents having: respective searchable content portions that include the search string of the modified query; and at least one respective corresponding hierarchical document access path encompassed by the permissible hierarchical document access paths. The document identifiers are provided to the requesting device.

Device, system and method for controlling document access using hierarchical paths

A system for automated review of public safety incident reports include receiving structured incident data for an incident report from a submitting public safety officer including incident type information for the incident, receiving unstructured incident narrative text describing the incident, accessing an unstructured incident narrative feedback checking model applicable to incidents of the incident type, applying the model to the narrative text in light of supplemental information in the structured incident data or obtained from another source, identifying, by application of the model, matters in the narrative text likely to be flagged for correction by a human reviewer during a subsequent review, and providing feedback notifying the officer of the identified matters. The model may be retrained based on feedback or corrections provided by the officer in response to the notification of the identified matters or in response to requests for correction subsequently received from human reviewers.

Methods and apparatus for automated review of public safety incident reports

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