Existing Integrations

The COTAK team will develop new integrations on a best-effort basis, free of charge to COTAK member agencies. Additionally, the following existing integrations can easily be deployed as needed to support COTAK member agencies:

• Active911 - Active911 alerts can be viewed in TAK.
• AirData UAV - Live video from the AirData system can be viewed in TAK when a drone connected to the platform is in flight.
• ArcGIS Feature Services - data can be written from ArcGIS and viewed in TAK, and TAK user locations can be written to ArcGIS for viewing in ESRI products.
  • This integration is utilized on the CO Wildland Fire MAC channel to provide the locations of currently burning wildland fires & prescribed burns reported to federal dispatch centers, and the locations of lightning strikes from the last 72 hours. 
• COtrip - Data from the COtrip system operated by the Colorado Department of Transportation can be viewed in TAK.
  • This integration is utilized on the CO Highway MAC channel to provide the locations of CDOT snow plows and other vehicles, and the locations of traffic incidents reported to CDOT. 
• DroneSense - The location of a drone flown using DroneSense, and the location the drone's camera is pointing can be viewed in TAK. A link to watch live video from the drone in a web browser is also available in TAK.
• Garmin inReach - Locations of Garmin inReach devices can be viewed in TAK.
• GeoJSON - Strings formatted as GeoJSON can be viewed in TAK.
• GeoTab - Automated vehicle locator (AVL) data from GeoTab accounts can be viewed in TAK.
• Optimus Tracker - Locations from Optimus Tracker can be viewed in TAK.
• SARTopo - Locations of personnel using SARTopo, as well as points and lines collected in SARTopo can be viewed in TAK.
• Spidertracks - Locations of aircraft equipped with Spidertracks devices can be viewed in TAK.
• SPOT - Locations of SPOT devices can be viewed in TAK.
• Skymira - AVL data from SkyMira accounts can be viewed in TAK.
• WildCAD - Locations of wildland fires, prescribed burns, smoke reports, and other incidents reported to interagency wildland fire dispatch centers covering Colorado.