Disaster Coordination System
From assembly areas to damage assessment, volunteer registry to resource dispatch; one system that manages the municipality's preparedness before a disaster and its field coordination during one.
What does the Disaster Coordination System solve?
In most institutions disaster preparedness amounts to plans sitting in binders: assembly-area lists are outdated, damage assessment takes days on paper forms, volunteer and equipment data is scattered. In an earthquake country, that is the most expensive time you can lose.
The Disaster Coordination System unifies the preparedness period and the moment of crisis on one platform: assembly and sheltering areas are inventoried with capacities, field teams start photo-and-location damage assessments from mobile forms within minutes, volunteers are registered by skill and dispatched. For scenarios where the network collapses, the mobile app works offline and syncs when connectivity returns.
Capabilities with field impact
Assembly-area inventory
Areas mapped with capacity, infrastructure and access details; citizens find the nearest one via QR or the web.
Mobile damage assessment
Photo-based, geolocated, templated forms; buildings are prioritised and teams assigned from the map.
Volunteer & resource management
Volunteers registered by skill; vehicles, generators and tents dispatched from a live inventory.
Offline operation
The field app keeps collecting data in dead zones and uploads when connectivity returns.
Crisis-desk dashboard
Damage, requests and team status on one screen; management decides on real-time data.
Drill mode
Scenario-based drills run on the real system; a report card surfaces the gaps.
Works with your existing systems
Common questions
Does the system work when the internet is down?
How does it relate to AFAD systems?
Are the damage forms legally compliant?
What do citizens see?
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