Project Description
Emergency Response requires offline data access. The Hypervoxels project strategy proves that a system combining huge amounts of historical, real-time stream, and user generated data, with the right technology choices, can provide a highly accessible geo-based data system for use during emergencies.
If developed and implemented during peace-time, this system could be adopted rapidly with very few barriers, requiring only a device, web browser, and occasional network access.
Our project is technology agnostic, vendor agnostic, completely open source, and requires no app store, account sign-up or prior knowledge for the public to make full use of the service.
We explored the best technologies that could be used to deliver consistent and accessible data, then used live feeds and historical data related to emergency management, climate, citizen incident reports to create a visualisation that represents what could be built.
We considered uniform data structures, network structures, security architecture, bandwidth constraints, automated system deployment (devops) and software license constraints to develop a national emergency data management strategy.