Open SAR
With open-source tooling + AI, turn fragmented public information into an interactive Common Operating Picture within the golden 72 hours after a disaster strik
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- Indie AI Tools
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- Open Source
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About Open SAR
With open-source tooling + AI, turn fragmented public information into an interactive Common Operating Picture within the golden 72 hours after a disaster strikes. The data and dashboard are archived as a standalone incident repo and registered in the global index for reuse and review. Once loaded, an AI can generate COPs for new disasters automatically. Data follows one contract; the dashboard is just a renderer and can be regenerated at any time as figures evolve.
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