A map alone cannot explain the operation. ArcHorizon brings locations, team and task status, narrative, weather, hazards, and emerging information into one picture for command and planning.
SCREENSHOT SPACE · DESKTOP▣Incident map with operational features and active resourcesAdd your ArcHorizon capture here
Suggested capture: incident map with operational features and active resources.
SCREENSHOT SPACE · DESKTOP▣Projection board with teams, tasks, alerts, and incident contextAdd your ArcHorizon capture here
Suggested capture: projection board with teams, tasks, alerts, and incident context.
Three connected lenses
Location, status, and meaning.
Each view answers a different question. Together they show what happened and what should happen next.
01 / WHERE
Map
Assignments, resources, clues, hazards, access, and planning areas in geographic context.
02 / WHO & WHAT
Boards
Which teams are available, what tasks are active, and where work is waiting.
03 / WHY IT MATTERS
Reports
Narrative, intelligence, safety, and weather updates that explain a change in the picture.
A connected update
Follow information into a decision.
For example, a field hazard report can change a map feature, appear in command review, and alter the next assignment.
FIELDTeam reports a hazard
Location and description arrive with the assignment record.
MAPHazard becomes visible
Operations can see it beside affected work and access routes.
COMMANDPlan is adjusted
The next briefing or task can include a control or alternate route.
