ORDU Planner now ships with 544,957 ready-made Areas of Interest, from hospitals and pharmacies to airports and SEVESO sites, so emergency planners start from a prepared map instead of a blank one.
Every emergency plan starts with the same question: what's actually at risk, and where?
Too often, answering it means days of gathering locations, cross-checking spreadsheets and hoping nothing was missed, before a single scenario gets planned.
So we've loaded the answer into ORDU | Planner.
544,957
ready-made Areas of Interest
Available to drop straight into your plans:
🏥 32,100 hospitals
🩺 107,065 GPs
💊 204,725 pharmacies
🏠 39,024 nursing homes
✈️ 69,425 airports
🚆 69,022 train stations
⚓ 3,114 ports
🏟️ 662 stadiums
☢️ 597 nuclear facilities
⚠️ 132 SEVESO zones
🌋 1,606 volcanoes
…plus coal waste sites, coal ash ponds and solar photovoltaic parks.
Have an incident in a city like Dublin? Our coordination system pulls in the AOIs inside a 10 km radius: pharmacies, GPs, train stations, hospitals, nursing homes, marinas, stadiums and SEVESO sites, all layered on one map and ready to use.
For anyone in emergency planning, civil protection, resilience or multi-agency coordination, that's the difference between starting from a blank map and starting from a prepared one.
Your people should be planning for the incident, not hunting for the data.
If you work in resilience and want to see how this fits your planning cycle, drop me a message. I'd be glad to walk you through it.
Find out more: ordu.studio