Operational map
Display incidents, assets, routes, responsibilities and resources.
02 / Consortium expertise
Situation centres for communities, cities and government
We bring events, maps, video, sensors, requests and key indicators into one operational environment. A situation centre gives leaders and services a shared picture, coordinates response and preserves an accountable history of decisions.
Who it is for
From need to operational system
We work with territorial communities, government authorities, municipal utilities, engineering organisations and responsible businesses.
We adapt the solution to real data, regulations, resources and client-team responsibilities. Delivery covers audit, requirements, design, implementation, training and support.
Scope
What the service includes
Modules are refined after reviewing source data and project goals.
Source integration
Connect registers, video, sensors and dispatch systems.
Dashboards
Provide role-based views for leaders and specialist teams.
Response workflows
Configure notification, escalation and task control.
Critical infrastructure
Monitor important assets, networks and territories.
Event analytics
Identify recurring issues, trends and resource needs.
Outcomes
Practical value for the client
- A shared operating picture
- Faster decisions and execution control
- Documented response history
- Scalability from city to regional level
How we work
Implementation details
The approach is adapted to the client’s data, infrastructure and responsibilities.
An operational model of the territory
A situation centre begins with events, responsibilities and decisions, not screens. We define incident types, reporting sources, monitored assets, service roles and performance indicators. The map becomes a shared language linking event location, available resources, critical infrastructure, documents and current response status.
Integration without creating new information chaos
Cities may already use dispatch tools, registers, video, sensors, contact centres and sectoral platforms. We determine which data should arrive automatically, which is entered by operators and which remains in the source system. This preserves data ownership and provides a current operating picture without uncontrolled duplication.
Response workflows and execution control
Typical events receive categories, priorities, escalation paths, deadlines and responsible teams. Leaders can see not only alerts but also decisions, completed actions and overdue tasks. Event history supports analysis of recurring problems, service workload and resource allocation, turning operational records into evidence for prevention and planning.
Territorial safety and recovery
A situation centre can monitor critical assets, utility incidents, risk zones, recovery works and public requests. The Uzh River flood-zone geoportal is relevant spatial-risk experience of MagneticOne Municipal Technologies. It is not presented as a reference for a full situation centre, but it demonstrates a related geospatial capability and documented client delivery.
Related projects
Experience and delivered solutions
Each case states whether the experience belongs to the consortium or a specific founder company.
Experience of founder companiesTernopil situation centre
Integrated display of events and indicators for operational city management.
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Experience of founder companiesEmergency prevention GIS
Spatial risk monitoring and coordination of response services.
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Experience of MagneticOne Municipal Technologies LLCUzh River flood-zone geoportal
Digital flood and risk maps for territorial planning and response.
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Official client references
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MagneticOne Municipal Technologies LLC
All official references →Uzh River basin and Uzhhorod
Official document concerning the flood and risk zone geoportal.
Open document ↗IT OTG ConsortiumCooperation reference with GIZ
Confirms the consortium’s organisational capacity for complex cooperation; it is not presented as a reference for a specific situation centre.
Open document ↗Practical questions
What to clarify before starting
Which systems can be connected?
Potential sources include GIS, registers, video, sensors, dispatch tools, contact centres and sectoral platforms.
Is a dedicated control room required?
No. The solution may start as a secure web environment and later expand to specialist workstations and a video wall.
How is access controlled?
Permissions can reflect roles, territories, event types and confidentiality levels, with important actions logged.
Preparation begins with a working session involving leaders, dispatchers and responsible services. Together we describe priority events, current response, information gaps and decisions that require control. A minimum first scope, integrations and success indicators are then agreed. Useful functionality can launch without waiting for complete digitisation of every department, while real operations provide evidence for later expansion. Technical design also addresses security, continuity, action logs, resilience, role-based access and staff readiness, so the centre supports accountable response rather than simply displaying information.
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