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Portfolio demo. Real public hazard data for integration; exposure, resources, consequences, and recommendations are synthetic. Not for real emergency response.

Operations overview

Map and filters

LegendModeledReal (NASA EONET)Marker status is modeled
  • Uncovered threatSynthetic
  • High severitySynthetic
  • Moderate severitySynthetic
  • Low severitySynthetic
  • Demand metSynthetic
  • Simulated incident (demo)Synthetic
  • Team assigned
  • Team unassigned
  • Community

Loading map. Every incident and team is also in the list, and every point is in the data table.

Incidents and teams

Active incidents Real: EONET, retrieved
20
Snapshot
Needs attention Synthetic
5
marked in the list
People threatened SyntheticDefinition: People threatenedThreatened: residents of modeled communities inside any fire's threat radius, each community counted once. Demand fully met: residents of threatened communities where every threatening fire has assigned capacity at or above its modeled demand. Partly met: some capacity, short of demand.
42,200
0 with demand fully met
Demand met Synthetic
15 of 70
personnel

Incidents

20 · By priorityReal: EONET, retrieved Synthetic

Teams

5Synthetic

Tickets

0Synthetic

No tickets yet. Accept an incident from its details to take ownership.

DemoSynthetic

Adds a fictional incident to the demo. Not a real report.

2 of 2 fictional incidents left

How the list is ordered

Incidents: Ordered by modeled threatened population, then modeled severity, then reported acres, then id. No score.

Needs attention: Uncovered threats (modeled communities threatened, no team) first by population, then threats with low-confidence data, then unassigned teams.

Marker state: uncovered (threatens a modeled community, no team), demand met (assigned personnel meet the modeled demand), otherwise the modeled severity. Teams: assigned or unassigned.

Analytics

Real: EONET, retrieved Synthetic
Definition: Incidents by severityEvery incident (the EONET snapshot plus any simulated demo incidents), grouped by modeled severity (from reported acres and fire kind). Incidents are real; severity is modeled.

1 of 20 modeled high severity

Synthetic
Definition: Personnel vs demandAvailable: personnel on all teams, assigned or not (any team can be moved by a plan). Demand: for each fire that threatens a modeled community, ceil(threatened population / 1000 x severity rate 1, 1.5 or 2), summed, as the decision engine computes it. Met: assigned personnel per fire, capped at its demand, summed.

At least 10 personnel short even with every team assigned

Synthetic
Definition: Team statusAssigned: the team has an incident. Unassigned: it has none. Every team is counted once.

4 unassigned, holding 45 personnel