Watch REEKON CORE manage three simultaneous events across your jurisdiction — wildfire ignition, structure fire escalation, and hazmat — triaging by severity and routing coordinated intelligence to the EOC in real time.
REEKON CORE ingests three simultaneous CAD incidents: wildfire ignition — Verdugo Mountains, structure fire 3rd alarm — Glendale, hazmat spill — I-5/Burbank Blvd. AI begins severity triage across all three.
3 active incidentsCAD multi-feed
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Step 2 — WUI ignition prioritized
FireSat + Fire Neural Network corroborate the Verdugo Mountains ignition. Multi-source confidence: 82%. Red Flag Warning active. REEKON elevates this to Priority 1 and begins resource assessment.
Priority 1 — CriticalFireSat + FNN
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Step 3 — Structure fire assessed
Glendale CAD confirms 3rd alarm — exposure buildings threatened, water supply pressure 68 psi (below threshold). REEKON scores this Priority 2 and flags resource conflict with the wildfire response.
Priority 2 — HighResource conflict flagged
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Step 4 — Hazmat contained — deprioritized
CAMEO sensor network and first responder CAD confirm hazmat spill is contained to 200m radius, no civilian exposure, single agency handling. REEKON downgrades to Priority 3 — Monitor.
Priority 3 — MonitorCAMEO confirmed
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Step 5 — Resource deconfliction
REEKON identifies critical resource conflict: Strike Team 3 is the optimal wildfire pre-position asset but was tentatively assigned to structure fire backup. AI recommends reassignment and flags mutual aid shortfall.
Resource conflict resolvedMutual aid flagged
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Step 6 — Mutual aid triggered
REEKON automatically drafts CALFIRE mutual aid request based on current resource load and projected wildfire spread. EOC Level 2 activation threshold exceeded — notification queued.
Mutual aid request draftedEOC Level 2
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Step 7 — Situational map updated
All three incidents plotted with real-time perimeters, resource positions, and projected spread. Evacuation zone overlap identified — two incidents share a common exposure corridor.
Spread model activeEvac overlap flagged
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Step 8 — EOC notification dispatched
Coordinated situation report sent to EOC Director, Operations Section, and Mutual Aid Coordinator. Report includes: incident priorities, resource status, spread projection, and recommended actions. All parties informed simultaneously.
EOC notified3 incidents coordinated
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■ Evac zones + hazmat plume activeLos Angeles County — Multi-incident view