SAT SOLUCIONES
Multi-hazard warning
Different hazards. One organized operation.
SAT Soluciones integrates sources, sensors, and warning equipment to manage different hazards within one project. The platform brings together maps, zones, and rules while preserving the procedure specific to each hazard and the responsibilities of the people who assess conditions or activate a response.
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The solution
Coordinate the system while keeping procedures clear
A territory or facility may need warnings for earthquakes, floods, debris flows, or other events included in its assessment. Each uses different sources and criteria. Multi-hazard design organizes these differences: which signal starts the process, who is involved, which sectors receive a warning, and which sequence applies. It also defines how overlapping events are handled according to priorities approved by the client.
Integration scopeIncluded hazards, available sources, and priorities are defined for each project. Integration preserves the responsibilities of each competent authority and specialized system.
How it works
Coordinate hazards with distinct procedures
Build the event matrix
We link each hazard to its authorized sources, activation conditions, responsible teams, and zones. The scope is agreed before the platform is configured.
Connect the territory
We organize field points and communications on an operational map. Warning equipment is assigned to the sectors covered by each agreed response procedure.
Exercise the scenarios
We check the agreed sequences for each event and the defined priorities. Test and activation records support reviews of operation.
Technology
An event, priority and zone matrix
The architecture preserves the origin and meaning of each signal. An earthquake, rising water and a maritime advisory use their own criteria, even when they share operators, communications or notification points.
- Distinct sources
- Each integration identifies the hazard, information origin and conditions of use.
- Agreed priorities
- The matrix defines responsibilities and treatment of simultaneous events before responses are configured.
- Shared resources
- Notification points are assigned by scenario, with messages and sequences specific to each hazard.
Equipment that can support the solution
Final selection and configuration are defined through engineering. See the catalog for each model's characteristics.
Applications
What it brings to operations
- An operational view of zones, sources, and equipment.
- Distinct procedures within a shared technical integration.
- Records for reviewing scenarios and responsibilities.
Let's discuss your project
Share the hazards covered by your plan and existing systems so we can organize distinct responses.