Live
Incidents
Live incident markers with severity, status, owner, SOP and team assignment.
// Command & Control · Situational awareness
One canvas. Every signal.
Innfini creates a unified geo-temporal operating picture across every real-time data source. Incidents, sensors, cameras, assets, field teams and SOPs are linked to time, location, status, severity, ownership and operational context — so operators always know what is happening, where, who is affected, and what is being done.
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Geo-temporal canvas
∞
Layers · sources
Real-time
+ time playback
What
Where
Who
Action
// The screens
Four views. One operating picture.
Each Innfini screen below is an illustrative scenario on one riverside city — the same map and the same event model from the common operating picture to a single incident, its replay and a port terminal.
01 · Common operating picture
Every agency, every zone, every severity — on one map, on one clock.
Police, fire, hazmat and port security each run their own systems. The common operating picture fuses them: three active incidents across the riverside, downtown and port districts, each with its camera cone, its assigned unit and its place on a shared event timeline. Filter by agency, zone or severity and everyone is looking at the same truth.
- Incidents from every source on one map · road collision, perimeter alert, sensor anomaly
- Camera coverage cones and live evidence at the marker
- Assigned units and SOP per incident · Engine-12, Patrol-22, Hazmat-3
- Event timeline across agencies · scrub back to any minute
02 · Coordinated response
From detection to closure, the incident carries its own evidence and its own owner.
A collision on the bridge is detected by Bridge Cam B-07. Innfini links the camera, logs the assignment to Engine-12 with SOP TR-04, and shows the route from Station 12 — so the operator, the station and the field crew see one incident record, not three. Closure stays pending until the field update arrives.
- Detected → evidence reviewed → team assigned → closure pending, all on the record
- Camera linked automatically · the frame that triggered the alert
- Owner and SOP on the incident · Engine-12, TR-04
- Route from station to scene with last field update time
03 · Event playback
Replay the whole incident — what was known, when, and who acted.
Time-aware means every layer can be rewound. Event playback shows the same map at 14:10 when the vehicle incident was detected, at 14:18 when the response was assigned and the ambulance route lit up, and at 14:32 when it was resolved. Scrub the timeline and the state of every unit, camera and marker follows.
- Three states of one incident · detected, assigned, resolved
- Timeline scrub · the map redraws to that exact minute
- State card at any point · incident active, team en route
- Built for after-action review, training and regulator evidence
04 · Port operations
The same canvas, drawn around berths, yard and gate.
Situational awareness is not only a city product. Around a terminal the zones become Zone 1 · Berths, Zone 2 · Yard and Zone 3 · Gate; an equipment alert on a reach stacker in the yard is detected, reviewed with Yard Cam 04 and assigned to maintenance with a next action — the same detected → reviewed → assigned flow, on a port map.
- Operational zones on the terminal · berths, yard, gate
- Equipment alert with zone, owner, status and next action
- Yard camera view attached to the alert
- Detected → reviewed → assigned · one accountable flow
// What lives on the canvas
Eight layers. One operating picture.
Vision
Cameras
Geo-pinned camera nodes — click for live stream, recent detections and triggers.
Sensors
Sensors & Assets
RFID, BLE, GPS, environmental and IoT signals fused into asset-level positions.
Crews
Field Teams
Vehicle, patrol, hazmat and crew locations with skill, role and SLA timers.
Rules
Geofenced Zones
Operational zones, geofences and SOP boundaries — drawn live on the map.
Layers
Severity Markers
Critical / High / Medium / Low color-coded for at-a-glance triage.
Time
Event Playback
Scrub backwards through the day, hour or minute. Replay any past picture.
Filters
Multi-axis Filters
Agency · zone · asset type · incident type · severity — combinable, savable.
// Overlays
Layered context — on demand.
Stack weather, traffic, air-quality and environmental layers on top of the operational picture. Same canvas, more dimensions.
// Why it matters
From dashboards to decisions.
01 · Unify
One Source of Truth
Every agency, system and feed on one canvas — no swivel-chair.
02 · Act
Faster Response
Severity, SOP and team availability surfaced at the marker — assign in one click.
03 · Replay
Time-Aware
Scrub the timeline to see exactly what was true at any past minute.
04 · Scale
From Site to City
Same map, same layers — from a single building to a multi-agency district.
Situational Awareness turns the chaos of multi-source ops into a single operating picture — one map, every layer, every signal, full time travel.
See your operation on the situational-awareness canvas.
A live walkthrough with our solutions team — your maps, your sensors, your incidents, your SOPs.