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of Santa Ana Exhibit C -3 Statement of Work 2.4.3 GIS Data Maintenance After the Customer GIS data is updated with all essential data elements, GIS data maintenance is typically required since city and county areas typically grow in size (i.e., new subdivisions are added, boundary jurisdictions change). The Customer may accomplish all GIS data modifications or coordinate the GIS data modifications with a GIS Planning Department or a GIS vendor. After Customer personnel have been trained to use the MGU, the Customer will be responsible for uploading updated GIS data to Motorola CAD. 2.5 Premier AVL 2.5.1 AVL Server Overview Motorola's AVL Server is integrated to Motorola's Computer Aided Dispatch (Motorola CAD) and Advanced Tactical Mapping (Premier ATM) Client systems to provide a complete AVL solution. The AVL Server handles communications with the CAD Server, ATM Client systems and most mobile systems. Motorola will install the AVL Server and configure the interface between the Message Switch and the CAD and AVL Servers. During the AVL Server Administrator Training, the Customer's AVL System Administrator will learn how to configure and monitor the AVL Server. The AVL Server broadcasts messages such as the unit location, current status and capabilities to ATM Client workstations. Each ATM Client receives updated unit locations from the AVL Server for units assigned to the workstation's coverage area. Unit statuses are sent from the CAD Server to the ATM Client. The ATM Client contains a database of units along with their status. Note: AVL Server does not process GPS messages from vehicles not on -duty in Motorola CAD. AVL Server has been certified for operation of up to 500 concurrent signed on users. The following diagram represents the typical CAD Server /AVL Server process flow. Exhibit C -3. Statement of Work Page C3 - 51 05/2/05 CN: 05 -17505 This document contains Motorola and Motorola confidential, proprietary, and trade secret information and may not be shared with any person or agency not directly associated with the City of Santa Ma without the express written consent of Motorola, Inc., or its designees. Tow Zones: Contains tow zone boundaries and associated attributes such as the name, agency, X and Y coordinates, message, response, and other attributes. Common Places Not required; however, Contains common place locations (i.e., hospitals, cemeteries, businesses, common places are government buildings, recreation areas, mile markers) and associated attributes needed to dispatch to such as the X and Y coordinates, municipal and dispatch zone assignments, other common place boundary assignments, response, message, and other attributes. locations 2.4.3 GIS Data Maintenance After the Customer GIS data is updated with all essential data elements, GIS data maintenance is typically required since city and county areas typically grow in size (i.e., new subdivisions are added, boundary jurisdictions change). The Customer may accomplish all GIS data modifications or coordinate the GIS data modifications with a GIS Planning Department or a GIS vendor. After Customer personnel have been trained to use the MGU, the Customer will be responsible for uploading updated GIS data to Motorola CAD. 2.5 Premier AVL 2.5.1 AVL Server Overview Motorola's AVL Server is integrated to Motorola's Computer Aided Dispatch (Motorola CAD) and Advanced Tactical Mapping (Premier ATM) Client systems to provide a complete AVL solution. The AVL Server handles communications with the CAD Server, ATM Client systems and most mobile systems. Motorola will install the AVL Server and configure the interface between the Message Switch and the CAD and AVL Servers. During the AVL Server Administrator Training, the Customer's AVL System Administrator will learn how to configure and monitor the AVL Server. The AVL Server broadcasts messages such as the unit location, current status and capabilities to ATM Client workstations. Each ATM Client receives updated unit locations from the AVL Server for units assigned to the workstation's coverage area. Unit statuses are sent from the CAD Server to the ATM Client. The ATM Client contains a database of units along with their status. Note: AVL Server does not process GPS messages from vehicles not on -duty in Motorola CAD. AVL Server has been certified for operation of up to 500 concurrent signed on users. The following diagram represents the typical CAD Server /AVL Server process flow. Exhibit C -3. Statement of Work Page C3 - 51 05/2/05 CN: 05 -17505 This document contains Motorola and Motorola confidential, proprietary, and trade secret information and may not be shared with any person or agency not directly associated with the City of Santa Ma without the express written consent of Motorola, Inc., or its designees.