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In the VABENE++ project of the German Aerospace Center (DLR), powerful tools are being developed to aid public authorities andorganizations with security responsibilities as well as traffic authorities when dealing with disasters and large public events. Onefocus lies on the acquisition of high resolution aerial imagery, its fully automatic processing, analysis and near real-time provision todecision makers in emergency situations. For this purpose a camera system was developed to be operated from a helicopter withlight-weight processing units and microwave link for fast data transfer. In order to meet end-users’ requirements DLR works closetogether with the German Federal Office of Civil Protection and Disaster Assistance (BBK) within this project. One task of BBK isto establish, maintain and train the German Medical Task Force (MTF), which gets deployed nationwide in case of large-scaledisasters. In October 2014, several units of the MTF were deployed for the first time in the framework of a national civil protectionexercise in Brandenburg. The VABENE++ team joined the exercise and provided near real-time aerial imagery, videos and derivedtraffic information to support the direction of the MTF and to identify needs for further improvements and developments.  In this contribution the authors introduce the new airborne camera system together with its near real-time processing componentsand share experiences gained during the national civil protection exercise

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AIRBORNE CAMERA SYSTEM FOR REAL-TIME APPLICATIONS – SUPPORT OF A NATIONAL CIVIL PROTECTION EXERCISE