For planners & emergency managers
Core.
Plan for any disaster.
Create a data-driven disaster evacuation plan that keeps itself current.
Create a data-driven disaster evacuation plan that keeps itself current.
Plan, collaborate, and simulate your disaster evacuation readiness.
"Plans are worthless, but planning is everything."
Most jurisdictions still plan evacuations the way they did twenty years ago: static PDFs, spreadsheets, and rule-of-thumb assumptions about how long it takes to clear a zone. Core replaces that with a live model of your jurisdiction: every road, every household, every zone, every fuel break, ready to be run against any scenario you can describe.
Simulate every plan against actual live conditions, with population, vehicle ownership, time-of-day, school dismissal, and tourist load all factored in.
Author zone boundaries that reflect how the road network actually drains, not just precinct lines. Keep first responders and residents informed.
Run wildfire spread (empirical and physics-based), riverine flood depth, and tsunami inundation paired with evacuation models.
Test the clearance-time impact of a new road, housing development, or fuels treatment before you apply for funding or approve the project.
Share a single source of truth across OES, fire, sheriff, transit, and adjacent counties, with role-based access and audit logs.
Every model run is versioned, sourced, and exportable as a board-ready report. Show your work to council, FEMA, and the public.
Core builds a complete hazard and evacuation simulation using your road network, your population, and your local conditions, then alters it to account for unpredictable scenarios: a lightning strike, July 4th holiday weekend, school dismissal, smoke-impaired visibility.
Compare scenarios side by side. Find the choke points and worst-case conditions before people get hurt.
Draw zones against your road graph, not arbitrary boundaries. Core understands which roads feed which evacuation routes, where the choke points are, and which households are cut off when a road closes.
Publish OEZ updates once. Every screen (Core, Prime, the public Sentinel app) reads from the same canonical zone definition.
Run a wildfire spread model and a clearance-time simulation against the same road graph at the same time. Watch the order you'd issue at T+0, T+30, T+90, and see when the window closes.
Stress-test against the conditions you actually fear and discover how you can improve your plan.
Road network, parcel data, zone boundaries, fuels, weather, sensor feeds: Ladris ingests what you have and adds what you don't.
We run baseline clearance scenarios against prior emergencies and tune the model with your team in a working session.
Your team runs a tabletop in Core against reference scenarios. We support your exercise.
Core moves to operational status. Prime seats provisioned for response. Public Sentinel layer published to your residents.
"Our job is to protect Douglas County residents, and that means having the best available tools at our disposal. Ladris Core gives us a common operating picture for planning, response, and accountability that we will build on for years to come."
Bring your team, your questions, and your lived experience.
