The Data Track Systems Debris Monitoring Module ( DMM) link accounting software, truck-mounted chips, portable laser barcode scanners and bar-coded tickets to automate the process of tracking and accounting for loads of debris. The DMM addresses the special needs of FEMA and associated state and local agencies in organizing and monitoring debris.

The DMM tracks volume, site locations, scan operators name, truck number and ticket number. Each scan provides a date and time stamp to the second which provides complete control of a hauling operation. Local and state level agencies are able to deploy this system almost immediately.

The DMM addresses the concern of remedial site hauling accurately by allowing the scan operator to input the percentages of the registered load capacity of each truck at that exact moment of scan. Trucks can be registered with an i-button on site by the scan operator in charge. The bar coded ticket is provided as a receipt to the independent driver and the scan operator collects all information without requiring a copy.

All necessary information is collected by scanning the ticket and touching the i-button on the truck each time a load is received or delivered. Setting up the operation requires a scan operator a clipboard, scanner and book of tickets which neatly fit in the clipboard container allowing for over 500 loads without carrying loose ticket books. The Laser scanner is steel encased and has a lithium backup battery securing all data until the download process which is securely done through an Infrared batch process which is the industry's most secure form of data transfer.

Our approach to data collection brings with it the intent that a clients data is MOST important in ALL circumstances. Although internet technologies are most times reliable, during a disaster situation, a batch download will always be reliable. Our clients build roadways often times outside of secure internet transmissions and would limit or fragment data transmissions thus rendering the data collection system useless. The DTS and DMM utilize the Infrared batch download process for that reason.

For over 11 years we have patented and refined the data collection process to provide our clients with simple, efficient and accurate accountability of the hauling industry.

Disaster relief seem to bring chaos to a site with a large loss in accuracy which will ultimately cost the tax payers for what would amount to a form of price gouging within the hauling industry. Our intent is to have the FEMA dollars more efficiently spent in these situations.

Implementing our already successful laser/i-button technologies to the debris hauling environment, has been seamless. This transition carries with it all of the essential attributes that have been tried and proven with our many clients for years.