SBIR Phase I: Creation of a Massively-Scaleable Emergency Medical Resource Information Exchange System (MEMRIES) Based on an Entity-Attribute-Value (EAV) Database

该小型企业创新研究(SBIR)第一阶段项目旨在设计、开发和评估基于Web的创新软件应用程序，以满足国家组织紧急资源的迫切需求。该项目将开发一个创新的实体-属性-值(EAV)数据库设计，以提供一个灵活、可扩展的平台，以满足下一代国家应急资源系统的需求。将利益攸关方联系起来应对紧急事件的有效通信系统对国家的准备工作至关重要，但目前还没有标准化的、国家级的、灵活的系统。第一阶段的主要活动是：(1)将当前数据库改造为EAV系统；(2)设计基于Web的应用程序工具，提供在多个层次上生成数据的聚合分层视图的能力，并提供灵活的消息传递；以及(3)建立原型系统并转换/复制一组当前数据，将其与新的原型系统一起用于测试场景中的性能、可扩展性和用户评估。该项目的商业应用将使急救人员能够同时监控应急资源的状态，并向当地和地区的应急人员分发消息和查询。成功的制定和实施将使国家的准备工作得到重大改善。

This Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I project is intended to design, develop, and evaluate an innovative web-based software application to address a compelling national need to organize emergency resources. The project will develop an innovative Entity-Attribute-Value (EAV) database design to provide a flexible, scaleable platform to meet the needs for a next generation National emergency resource system. Effective communication systems linking stakeholders responding to emergency events are critical to the Nation's preparedness but a standardized, national-level, flexible system is not yet available. The main Phase One activities are: (1) remodel the current database as an EAV system; (2) design web-based application tools that provide the ability to generate aggregate hierarchical views of the data at multiple levels, and agile messaging; and (3) build a prototype system and convert/replicate a set of current data, using it with the new prototype system for performance, scalability and user evaluation during test scenarios.Commercial application of this project will provide first responders with ability to simultaneously monitor the status of emergency resources, and to distribute messages and queries to emergency personnel in local and regional areas. Successful development and implementation will result in major improvements in the Nation's preparedness.