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Aratos Disaster Control — Real-Time AI Disaster Monitoring Platform

Free, open-access AI platform combining NASA GIBS, Sentinel-2, USGS, UN GDACS, NASA FIRMS, JAXA GSMaP, Copernicus EMS, and Fengyun-4/CMA satellite data for global disaster monitoring. Includes Incident Command Board, AI SITREP generation, and critical infrastructure overlay.

What is Aratos Disaster Control?

Aratos Disaster Control is a comprehensive, free AI platform for real-time global disaster monitoring. It is the only platform that combines satellite imagery and sensor data from 8+ global sources — NASA GIBS, ESA Sentinel-2, USGS earthquake network, UN GDACS, NASA FIRMS, JAXA GSMaP, Copernicus EMS, and Fengyun-4/CMA — with GPT-4o satellite vision analysis, Incident Command Board, AI SITREP generation, and critical infrastructure overlay, all in one unified interface available without subscription.

Key Features

Incident Command System

Aratos includes a full Incident Command Board for emergency managers and disaster response teams. Users can create incidents categorized by type (wildfire, flood, earthquake, storm, chemical), assign severity levels (Low/Medium/High/Critical/Catastrophic), designate incident commanders, track affected populations, and update operational status in real time. Every status change and action is automatically logged to a timestamped timeline. The AI SITREP generator creates professional military/ICS-standard situation reports using GPT-4o, covering: Incident Summary, Current Situation, Actions Taken, Resources Deployed, Projected Next 12 Hours, and Recommendations.

Critical Infrastructure Mapping

The Critical Infrastructure Overlay fetches live data from OpenStreetMap via the Overpass API, displaying five categories of at-risk facilities: hospitals and medical centers (red), power generation stations (yellow), dams and reservoirs (blue), fire stations (orange), and water treatment facilities (cyan). This overlay helps responders identify vulnerable infrastructure during active disasters and prioritize evacuation and protection efforts.

Why It Matters

According to the UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR), over 60,000 people die from natural disasters annually, and economic losses exceed $200 billion per year. Early warning systems and satellite monitoring can reduce disaster-related losses by up to 30%. Aratos makes this life-saving technology available for free to emergency managers, journalists, NGOs, and researchers worldwide.

Data Sources

Aratos integrates data from: NASA GIBS (Global Imagery Browse Services), ESA Copernicus Sentinel-2, USGS Earthquake Hazards Program, NASA FIRMS (Fire Information for Resource Management System), UN GDACS (Global Disaster Alert and Coordination System), Copernicus Emergency Management Service, NASA EONET (Earth Observatory Natural Event Tracker), JAXA GSMaP (Global Satellite Mapping of Precipitation), Fengyun-4A/B and China Meteorological Administration (CMA), Open-Meteo ERA5 climate reanalysis, and OpenStreetMap (critical infrastructure).

Free Demo Access

Try the full platform instantly at disasterwatch.innoeco.io — no account or registration required. Click "Try Live Demo" for immediate access to all satellite feeds, AI analysis, Incident Command Board, and map features.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Aratos free?
Yes, completely free. Full demo access with no account required at disasterwatch.innoeco.io.
What disasters can Aratos detect?
Earthquakes, wildfires, floods, tropical cyclones, volcanic eruptions, and any UN GDACS multi-hazard alert.
How does AI SITREP work?
GPT-4o generates professional ICS-standard situation reports for any incident in the Command Board — covering status, actions, resources, and 12-hour projections.
What infrastructure does the Critical Facilities layer show?
Hospitals, power plants, dams, fire stations, and water works from OpenStreetMap, updated live via the Overpass API.