Imagine a high-tech 3D map that shows exactly where fires or floods are happening in real-time. It combines satellite data, drone feeds, and AI to give rescue teams a 'god's eye view' of the chaos. This helps leaders move people and equipment to the right spots faster, like a digital war room for saving lives.
Emergency responders lack a unified, real-time visual tool to coordinate air, water, and ground assets during disasters. This leads to slower response times and higher economic losses during floods and fires.
An Integrated Holographic Crisis Management Map. It is a decentralized command platform that merges AI, 5G, and satellite data into an augmented reality interface.
If you are a rescue department dealing with unpredictable wildfires — this project developed a holographic management map that integrates drone and satellite data to coordinate ground and air assets more precisely.
If you are a government agency dealing with sudden river overflows — this project developed a decentralized command platform that uses EGNSS and Copernicus data to protect infrastructure and citizens.
If you are a drone operator dealing with complex disaster zones — this project developed an AI-powered integration tool that feeds drone data into an augmented reality map for better situational awareness.
Based on available project data, no specific pricing or cost structures have been disclosed.
The project is designed for EU Member States to handle large-scale disasters like forest fires and floods, utilizing European-wide satellite services (EGNSS and Copernicus).
Based on available project data, specific IP and licensing terms are not provided in the report summary.
The system integrates with drones, 5G networks, and European satellite services to provide a unified holographic map.
The project period runs from November 2022 to April 2026, with a goal of reaching TRL 7.
The consortium is highly industry-oriented with a 50% industry ratio (5 industry partners, 4 research, 1 other). It is heavily driven by SMEs (4 out of 10 partners), suggesting a focus on agile development and commercial viability. The geographic spread across 5 countries (DE, DK, IT, PL, PT) ensures the tool is tested against diverse European disaster scenarios.
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