Hazmaster G3 Decision Support System from Alluvian, Inc.

I've been working on an application (and is really the reason why I got started with SW in July 2002). It has finally been released, and has been highlighted here in the U.S. by the National Technology Transfer Center/Emergency Response Technology program. Its for emergency responders, when responding to a chemical spill / terrorism incident.

If you go to: http://www.nttc.edu/ertprogram/hazmaster.asp

All the capabilities you see there are based on SW. And, fyi, there are 2 other products/technologies that it competes with (both of which were funded by the US Government), while I've done this all on my own. The good news is that my system, when you look at its capabilities, is far superior to any other system available, and its price is also the most competitive. In fact, it is the only system that can identify a wide range of unknown chemical agents based on physically observable properties or based on medical signs and symptoms.

If people are curious whether SW is "production strength", this should be enough to answer that question. As this app also runs on desktops (using the new Superwaba.exe), using double sized fonts, for easy reading.

Greg Ouzounian
Alluvian
Chief Architect