A clear status for each site
Every saved site shows one status and the counts behind it.
USE CASE · SITES AND NATURAL HAZARDS
Know which of your sites sit inside a published warning area, and why.
Save up to eight sites per person and compare them with the earthquake observations and the weather and flood warnings that official sources publish, including events across borders and offshore. Keep an evaluation receipt that leaves out site names and coordinates.
USE CASE · SITES AND NATURAL HAZARDSPHYSICAL · CYBER · TRAVEL
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Security intelligence for people, families and organizations
PHYSICAL + CYBER SECURITY INTELLIGENCEIndividual · Family · Team · Enterprise · Government
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THE SITUATION
How KAIA-OR helps
Official warnings are drawn as areas and published by different sources, on their own timing and in their own language. A site near a border can be affected by an event published across it. When something happens, the record has to say what was published, by whom, and when.
Evidence you can cite
Original official text, publication and collection times, a source link, and a downloadable receipt.
The national picture
Search your country's published records by evidence state, event type and source severity.
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USE CASE · SITES AND NATURAL HAZARDS
What you see in KAIA-OR
Statuses you can act on
The statuses are Current published geometry matches, Geometry needs review, No current geometry match, Evidence needs attention, Evaluation paused, Travel period ended or Device time needs correction. Why this assessment shows the state and collection time of the evidence behind each one.
Across borders and offshore
Site checks use every published event from the sources KAIA-OR uses, including events across a border, not only those for your country.
Receipts for your records
Download an evaluation receipt that records why a site was assessed the way it was. It leaves out the site name, coordinates and radius.
Alerts for your sites
KAIA-OR re-checks your enabled sites and alerts your devices to each new match, even when KAIA-OR is closed.
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EXAMPLE
An example, step by step, with the product's own labels.
An operations coordinator saves an office in Leeds, a warehouse in Ontario and a depot in Ohio as Workplace places, each with a radius that fits the site.
If an official flood-warning area includes the Leeds office, that site shows Current published geometry matches, and Why this assessment opens the official text and update time.
A site that no published event matches shows No current geometry match.
The coordinator downloads an evaluation receipt for the incident log, then opens Situation atlas filtered to Flood warnings and Current evidence.
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PRIVACY
How KAIA-OR handles your information
KAIA-OR checks only the text or the link you choose to paste.
Saved-place coordinates stay on your device, encrypted with a passphrase that you set and that stays on your device.
Around me uses your position only after you start it, keeps it on your device, and clears it when you stop.
Messages and links you check stay in memory on your device and are cleared when you close the check.
Device notifications are discreet by design and leave out the place and the event.
Every person's messages, devices, location and saved places stay their own, in every family and organization they belong to.
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FAQ
Questions and answers
Does the check include events across a border or offshore?
Yes. Site checks use every published event from the sources KAIA-OR uses, not only those for your country.
How many sites can I save?
Up to eight per person, each with a radius from 100 m to 10 km.
Who sees the sites I save?
You do. Saved places belong to the person who saves them.
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