Layers, zones, assets, incidents and resources in a map context.
Service 10 · Public safety and response
Public safety, civil protection and emergencies
Technology solutions for public safety that link geospatial information, video, telemetry and field resources to support territorial supervision, coordination and incident follow-up. The scope is configured from each institution's existing systems, available data and needs.
VIDEO · TELEMETRY · LAYERS
ILLUSTRATIVE SCENARIO
Service scope
Better coordination starts with sharing reliable information
Incident response requires linking locations, reports, video, resources and territorial conditions. When this data is scattered, consultation and follow-up may depend on manual processes or on multiple systems that do not share context.
Aviation Systems integrates geospatial components, visualization tools, event management and compatible sources to build an operational view aligned with institutional objectives. Architecture, access and interfaces are defined after reviewing the available infrastructure and protocols.
Specialized services
Capabilities for prevention, coordination and response
Select a capability to see its scope. Each component can be contracted independently or integrated into a staged proposal.
COORDINATION AND COMMAND CENTERS
A common operational view of the territory
We organize territorial information, incidents and resources so that authorized teams consult the same operational context.
VIDEO, DRONES AND FIELD RESOURCES
Connect what happens in the field with the map
We link video sources, aerial capture and telemetry with locations, times and events when interfaces and data are available.
CIVIL PROTECTION AND RISK ANALYSIS
Prepare information for risk scenarios
We integrate layers of hazards, exposure, infrastructure and territorial conditions to support emergency planning and assessment.
EVACUATION, RESCUE AND ASSESSMENT
Document the response and its results
We support the representation of routes, search sectors and damage with georeferenced information and field evidence.
Share your existing systems, coverage area and priority scenarios so we can define a viable architecture.
Geospatial platform
AVS GeoMap as an operational visualization component
AVS GeoMap can work as a geospatial component to consult layers, locations, events, georeferenced video and telemetry within a territorial context. The configuration adapts to the project objective, user profiles and the sources the institution authorizes.
Connection with VMS, cameras, AVL systems, sensors, command centers or other platforms is evaluated separately. Protocols, APIs, formats, connectivity, permissions and security conditions must be reviewed before committing to an integration.
Products and deliverables
Components that can be part of the project
Results depend on the sources, infrastructure, permissions, data quality and contracted stages.
Events with location, priority, status, owners and evidence.
References to cameras, streams and evidence linked to the territory.
Unit positions and data when a compatible source exists.
Layers of hazards, exposure, infrastructure and priority zones.
Cartographic products and evidence to document events and damage.
Methodology
A staged technical implementation
We review objectives, zones, users, processes and priority scenarios.
We identify cameras, VMS, telemetry sources, maps, data and access.
We define modules, interfaces, profiles, security and acceptance criteria.
We implement the technically feasible components and connections.
We verify data, visualization, workflows and results with the responsible users.
We document the solution and set up support according to the contracted scope.
Applications
Information for different operational areas
Data, tools and integration
Compatibility defined by each environment
The architecture is determined based on existing platforms, protocols, network infrastructure, data availability and security policies. A technology appearing in this list does not imply automatic compatibility: it is confirmed during the technical survey.
Frequently asked questions
Before integrating a safety and emergency solution
What can a public safety and emergency solution integrate?
The scope can combine maps and geospatial layers, incident management, video, telemetry, field resources, drones, risk maps and reports. The selection depends on each institution's systems, data, permissions and objectives.
Does the platform replace an existing C2, C4 or C5 center?
Not necessarily. It can complement operations through geospatial views and the integration of compatible sources. The continuity of institutional systems and the center's official functions remain the authority's responsibility.
Can it connect with existing cameras and video surveillance systems?
First, brands, models, VMS, protocols, access, connectivity and security policies are reviewed. Integration is confirmed after verifying compatibility and obtaining authorization from those responsible.
Is it possible to display the location of patrol cars or units?
Yes, when there is a positioning or telemetry source that delivers usable, authorized data. Format, update frequency, communications coverage and access conditions are validated.
Does the service include drones for emergencies?
It can include aerial capture for reconnaissance, inspection or damage documentation. Equipment, sensors, operation, permits, weather conditions and products are defined for each project.
Can you produce flood, wildfire and other risk maps?
Risk layers and scenarios can be integrated and represented when suitable data, models and methodologies exist. Results must document their sources, date, scale and limitations, and require technical review by the competent departments.
Does the solution automatically determine evacuation routes or response decisions?
It can support the analysis and visualization of alternatives, zones and resources. Route validation, instructions to the public and response decisions rest with the authorities and those operationally responsible.
What information do I need to request a proposal?
Share the institution and coverage area, existing systems, approximate number of cameras or units, cartographic sources, priority scenarios and expected results. If you do not have the inventory yet, we can start with a technical assessment.
Assessment and quote
Tell us what your institution needs to coordinate
Tell us the coverage area, existing systems, cameras or units involved, cartographic sources and priority scenarios. With that information we can define an assessment and a staged technical proposal.