Sentence examples for emergency caller from inspiring English sources

The answers of operators in the emergency response centres showed that the accident location is sometimes mislocated by the emergency caller, and that quite often the rescue units ask for additional information.

Applications include localization and tracking of airborne, undersea, or ground-based targets, civilian search and rescue operations, emergency caller location via cell towers, precision aircraft navigation and landing, characterization and modeling of spatial/temporal channels, and future location-based services in cellular networks.

"Seattle Crime Cams first checks the location of the latest emergency caller in Seattle (this real-time data is [made] available by the Seattle police)," Depoorter explains.

The emergency caller identified Africa as the suspected robber, and police followed Africa to Skid Row, where he attempted to climb into a tent set up on the pavement.

Since the study presented in this paper is based on routine information from EMS providers, it could use only a set of single pre-defined major symptoms reported by the emergency caller, or chief complaints or a working diagnosis identified during the admission at the ED or provided by the ambulance staff at the emergency scene.

Emergency callers can end up speaking to Edhi himself if he happens to pick up the phone.

Seventy carriers sought to push back the interim deadlines while promising to adhere to a Dec. 31, 2005, deadline for locating 95percentt of emergency callers.

"In one instance, Serco falsely claimed that 100% of emergency callers received a face-to-face appointment within 60 minutes when, in reality, it was only 75%, falling short of the performance standard".

Wireless carriers and some public safety officials have advocated for focusing on longer-term solutions such as a program known as next-generation 911, which is expected to support video and data coming from emergency callers.

David Taffet, a local blogger, was among the first reporters at the news conference to ask a question, revealing that on March 6 — the day 360 emergency callers were on hold — it took 20 minutes for a dispatcher to answer his own plea for help.

The service spent 3,660 hours dealing with the "top 10" frequent emergency callers in north Wales last year.