Grisu

Grisu is an innovative mobile application designed to deliver comprehensive information regarding active and past firefighting operations across Lower Austria. It offers users real-time insights into incidents, enhancing situational awareness, and preparedness for community members and professionals alike.

One of the standout features of this tool is its interactive map, providing locations for water extraction points, which is crucial for efficient firefighting. The main purpose of the software is to support firefighting efforts by supplying essential data and resources in an easily accessible format.

Key functionalities include a detailed map overview of ongoing operations, up-to-date statistics of incidents, and quick access to district-specific emergencies. Users can view a list of current interventions by district, alongside a search function to streamline accessibility to desired information.

For those affiliated with a Lower Austrian fire department, the platform offers an advanced mode, unlocking additional details of emergency calls, which include precise timings, locations, and caller information. Such enhanced data can effectively streamline communication and responsiveness. All responses are displayed live on the affiliated WASTL info screen.

Moreover, users can benefit from an array of interactive tools, such as comprehensive incident statistics, water extraction points in Vienna and Lower Austria with detailed information, online status of alarm centers, and integrated route planning for quicker dispatch.

The user interface presents clear alarm levels, general location maps, an overview of the call timeline, and identifiers for easy tracking of specific incidents. It also provides historical data on past operations, thereby serving as an invaluable tool for analysis and training purposes.

The app prides itself on being community-driven, with OpenSource development, welcoming contributions from anyone interested in enhancing the platform. Nevertheless, while every effort is made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the data, it is not foolproof, and the virtual maps' location data should not be relied upon exclusively for operational use. Feedback is actively encouraged to continually refine and improve the user experience.