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AlertaMap

A calm map for a world in motion.

An accountless, local-language map for understanding natural disasters through authoritative sources, evidence levels and shareable state.

The thesis

During a disaster, the product must answer four questions quickly: what is happening here, what changed, how reliable is it and what do authorities say?

AlertaMap combines global incident feeds in an interface designed for calm comprehension rather than spectacle. Every useful view is encoded in the URL, so a person can save or send the exact place, hazards, time window and incident without creating an account.

Provenance and freshness travel with each fact. Official, measured, modelled and community-reported information are never presented as equivalent.

Evidence

State
Live public v0
Coverage
Global · local-language surface
Sources
USGS · GDACS · NASA EONET
Refresh
Approximately every 10 minutes

Operating principles

  1. 01Public safety is free
  2. 02The URL is the save format
  3. 03Source and age stay visible
  4. 04No data does not mean safe