Incident Heat Map & Geographic Analysis

Incident Heat Map & Geographic Analysis

Who this is for:

Planners, Emergency Preparedness Officers

Purpose

Provides geospatial visualisation of incident hotspots, useful for:

  • Resource allocation

  • Ambulance base station planning

  • Identifying high-burden areas

Steps

  1. Open Analytics.

  2. Select Heat Map.

  3. Heat zones appear based on incident density.

  4. Apply filters (priority, time of day, incident type).

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