Automated Streams Analysis for Public Safety (ASAPS) Dataset (v0.75)

Description

The ASAPS Dataset includes eight continuous hours of data from across a fictitious ASAPS City representative of a normal day in a small city. The dataset includes multiple data types - video, audio, text, sensor, social media. The video data was created from a series of staged events, and then synchronized and augmented with recorded audio, simulated data for sensor, text, and social media related to the variety of emergency events across the city. The dataset represents a geographic area of approximately 68 square blocks. All of the GPS coordinates represent a fictitious location which includes 390 buildings and parks, each with an identity/name, street address, and latitude/longitude location. The first-of-its-kind dataset combines video recordings of staged emergencies with scripted audio and textual public safety communications and simulated Computer Aided Dispatch and gunshot sensor data. It was constructed to represent a continuous eight-hour snapshot of the emergencies happening during the day in a small city and includes 45 time-synchronized data streams. No actual emergencies occur in the data and it includes only simulated data and audio and video recordings of consenting subjects who participated as actors in the staging of the data. The subjects agreed to their video and audio being recorded and distributed to support open research in automated emergency analysis in a formal data collection consent process. The ASAPS Dataset was created by the Lafayette Group INC under contract award #GS-23F-0134N on behalf of NIST PSCR. The data collection protocol was reviewed and approved in April 2020 by the New England Institutional Review Board (NEIRB) in accordance with 45 CFR 46, the Protection of Human Subjects and by the NIST Research Protections Office in accordance with 15 CFR 27.112, Review by Institution. The data is organized and annotated to be used for R&D in automated emergency event analysis and its use is restricted to the terms and conditions of the data use agreement. The ASAPS Dataset is available to Data Recipients by registering for an account via the ASAPS Dataset website (https://asapsdata.nist.gov).

Resources

Name Format Description Link
47 The ASAPS Dataset Read_Me_File.txt file was created on [20211206] https://data.nist.gov/od/ds/mds2-2416/00_Read_Me_File.txt
0 https://doi.org/10.18434/mds2-2416
33 This Data Use Agreement (?Agreement?), which takes effect as of the date of signature of both parties (?Effective Date?), is entered into by and between the ____________________________ (?Data Recipient?) and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (?Data Provider?). The purpose of this Agreement is to provide the Data Recipient with access to the ASAPS Dataset for use within the restrictions of the protocol used for the data?s original collection. https://data.nist.gov/od/ds/mds2-2416/Example%20-%20Data%20Use%20Agreement.pdf
0 The ASAPS Dataset is available to Data Recipients by registering for an account via the ASAPS Dataset website (https://www.asapsdata.nist.gov). Once the account is created and contact information is verified, the Data Recipient is required to complete a data use agreement to request the download of the dataset. The data use agreement includes the terms and conditions of use for the dataset. https://asapsdata.nist.gov

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  • heterogenous-data-analysis
  • streaming-data
  • state-of-the-art-artificial-intelligence
  • communications-systems-of-the-future
  • user-interface
  • real-time-analytics
  • public-safety-operations
  • situation-awareness
  • multimodal-information-analysis-and-visualization
  • communications
  • resource-deployment
  • real-time-computing
  • emergency-event-detection
  • and-user-experience
  • data-interface
  • decision-management
  • advanced-information-visualization
  • data-optimization
  • ui-ux
  • artificial-intelligence-technologies

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