Outdated atlases
Risk maps buried in documents that no one consults during an emergency.
Emergency management
Prevent with data, respond with clear information
In an emergency, every minute counts and every data point matters: where, how many, which buildings. We design tools to prevent with risk maps and respond with reliable information.
What we solve
- Online risk atlas
- Emergency response and tracking
- Drills with registration
- Drone-based building assessment
The challenges
Emergencies give no warning; the information has to be ready
Interagency coordination
Several agencies responding to the same event without a common view.
Damage assessment
Inspecting buildings after an earthquake takes days and puts staff at risk.
Public communication
Information is scattered exactly when it is needed most.
The solution
How we solve it
Tools for before, during and after an emergency.
Risk atlas
Hazards, vulnerability and exposure on a living map.
Maps and risk atlasesEmergency response
Logging, dispatch and tracking with participating agencies.
C4/C5 command centersDrones and 3D
Rapid visual surveys of affected buildings and areas.
Drones and 3D modelingDrill websites
Information, registration and materials for the public.
Institutional websitesUse cases
Use cases
National drills
Websites with participant registration that handle peak traffic.
Post-earthquake assessment
3D models and orthomosaics to inspect buildings without putting staff at risk.
Large-scale event management
Coordination of agencies, aid stations and evacuation routes.
Services
Services for emergency management
Maps and risk atlases
Geographic information systems, risk atlases and operational maps for location-based decision-making.
Learn moreC4/C5 command centers
Platforms to receive reports, dispatch units and track incidents in real time.
Learn moreDrones and 3D modeling
Drone photogrammetry for 3D models, orthomosaics and inspection of buildings and facilities.
Learn moreInstitutional websites
Fast, accessible public websites that rank well, built for campaigns, programs and online services.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions: Emergency management
Can the atlas be updated without redrawing maps?
Yes. Layers live in a geospatial database and are updated from an internal dashboard.
Do you carry out drone surveys?
Yes, with mission planning, photogrammetry and delivery of 3D models and orthomosaics.
Can the drill website handle heavy traffic?
Yes. It is published on infrastructure prepared for traffic spikes.
Let's prepare your institution for the next emergency
We review your atlas, your protocols and your communication tools.