Computer-Aided Dispatch Systems and Methods Utilizing Biometrics to Assess Responder Condition and Suitability

A computer-aided dispatch (CAD) method comprising:

• receiving, by a CAD server subsystem, for each of a plurality of responders, biometric sensor data generated by a biometric sensor device worn by the responder;
• storing, by the CAD server subsystem in a CAD database, the received biometric sensor data and, for each of the plurality of responders, healthy range data derived from the biometric sensor data;
• receiving, by the CAD server subsystem, information for an incident including an incident type and an incident location;
• determining, by the CAD server subsystem, a set of requirements for the incident based on the incident type;
• determining, by the CAD server subsystem, for each of the plurality of responders, a current condition of the responder based on (a) the biometric sensor data generated by the biometric sensor device worn by the responder, (b) the healthy range data for the responder, and (c) elapsed time between discrete activities of the responder;
• evaluating, by the CAD server subsystem, relative suitability of the responders for the incident based on the current conditions of the responders relative to the set of requirements for the incident and the incident location;
• and
• producing, by the CAD server subsystem, a dispatch recommendation for the incident based on the relative suitability of the responders.