Abstract: A geographical information system (“GIS”) for integrating multiple spatial emergency data, multiple non-spatial emergency data or both multiple spatial emergency data and multiple non-spatial emergency data into a real-time GIS for analyzing emergency data. A method for integrating multiple spatial emergency data, multiple non-spatial emergency data or both multiple spatial emergency data and multiple non-spatial emergency data into a real-time GIS for analyzing emergency data.

Abstract: A mobile telemedicine device for use in disasters and emergency response comprising four or more wheels connected to a drive train and a main compartment. The main compartment comprises an interior portion and an exterior portion and a supplemental compartment connected to the main compartment. Communications ports are connected to the exterior, and the supplemental compartment. Patient care tables are located in the main compartment. A method for using an all terrain mobile telemedicine vehicle, first driving the mobile telemedicine device to a disaster or emergency location and lowering and deploying a vehicle from the storage compartment to search for patients in need of medical services.