BirunIQ Atlas
The city, the coast and the crisis on one screen.
City and national government
A government is judged on four things at once — whether the city works, whether the coast is secure, whether the lights come on in a crisis, and whether anyone can prove it afterwards.
Atlas is the general-government edition. It puts a city's sensors, assets, incidents and responding units on one map: each sensor with its 24-hour trend, each asset with its record.
Maritime traffic sits in the same picture, with every vessel's stored track, and a mapbook can be generated straight from the current view.
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each owned and accountable on its own.
Streetlights, waste, permits and service requests on one municipal map, each with its service level attached.
The city as a navigable 3D scene — sightlines, shadow, elevation and floor-level detail for planning and response.
Station coverage, response isochrones and live incident load across fire, police and ambulance together.
Ports, channels, berths and coastal assets held as a managed operational layer rather than a chart.
Vessel traffic, anchorage behaviour and approach monitoring across the territorial sea.
One analyst across every source the asking user can see, inside that user's grants.
“Which schools and hospitals fall inside tonight’s flood extent, and who is nearest?”
Joins the live layer catalogue to the modelled extent, ranks facilities by exposure, and resolves the nearest response asset that can reach each one.
Narration as heard in the film. Sign up to watch it.
One map, one catalog, one sign-in
Atlas runs on the same engine as every other edition, with 30 shared capabilities built once.
SaaS, sovereign hybrid, air-gap capable
Licensed per tenant, data kept apart by row-level security, access scoped by team. Sovereignty →
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