Which unit fits this incident now?
Delta ranks the available units using incident context, vehicle capability, live position, status, turnout time and your operational response rules.
Dispatch intelligence and coverage planning
Delta
One engine for the unit you send and the coverage you promise.
Delta supports live dispatch with ranked, explainable response proposals and gives planners repeatable regional coverage calculations using the same stations, vehicles and emergency road network.
One operational truth
The plan should predict the decision. The decision should prove the plan.
Operations and planning no longer have to work from separate models. Delta connects the live response with the assumptions behind regional coverage, so policy can be tested against reality and every change can be calculated again.
Where Delta sits
One system answers the question in the room and the question in the boardroom.
Can we deliver the coverage we promise?
Delta calculates arrival times, crew sufficiency and norm performance across the region using the same stations, vehicles and road network.
The proposal and the coverage plan share one calculation model.
Response intelligence
See which units fit before choosing which one goes.
Delta brings the incident, the available units and your response policy together in one ranked proposal. The control room sees the strongest operational options immediately and remains responsible for the final decision.
Live operational context: vehicle position, turnout time, status and its associated time penalty
Rules that reflect the service: incident, area, period and vehicle requirements, exclusions and station ordering
Response that anticipates complexity: opposite-carriageway response and additional deployment needs when arrival will be slow
P1 · Industrial fireResponse proposal
- 01Engine 04-610Live position · 07:42Recommended
- 02Engine 04-613Central station · 09:18Eligible
- 03Engine 04-621Opposite carriageway · 10:06Required
Every proposal explained
Every unit considered. Every reason made visible.
Delta records how every unit reached its position in the proposal, including the units that were excluded. Operational officers can inspect the applied rules, timing adjustments and route origin in plain language before taking the recommendation into the room.
Decision log14 units considered3 proposed · 11 explained
Calculated from live position. Status penalty of 45 seconds applied.
Position 1Selected by opposite-carriageway response rule.
Position 3Excluded because the current status is outside this response profile.
ExcludedStation is inactive for the selected period.
ExcludedA dispatch policy becomes an argument your service can inspect, discuss and defend.
What-if scenarios
See the operational effect before making the change.
Duplicate the current scenario, change one assumption and compare the result. Move a station in the model, change vehicle availability, alter turnout times or test another crew configuration while the live organization remains untouched.
Move a station
Calculate a unit from another station location while retaining its real profiles and identity.
Change availability
Combine active vehicle types, live positions and time penalties for the statuses used in operation.
Reconfigure the crew
Test required crew strength, defaults per unit and station-level overrides.
Compare completed runs and see where neighbourhoods, objects, exceedances and arrival times changed.
Coverage intelligence
See your region respond before an incident happens.
Delta calculates how the first, second and third vehicle reach every part of the region, when sufficient crew arrives and where response norms come under pressure. Change the metric and the same spatial model reveals a different operational question.
Coverage calculation completeRegional response model
Within normApproaching normOutside norm
First vehicle arrival07:42Coverage across the region
Calculate arrival fields across the road network and connect individual locations to the result.
Classify neighbourhoods and surface attention objects where arrival time exceeds the applicable norm.
Use maps, response curves, strength tables and run comparisons to show what changed.
Your regional intelligence
Use the data your organization trusts. See exactly where it differs.
Bring your own object characteristics and neighbourhood geography into Delta as reusable datasets. Before calculating, compare them with the national sources and review every match, difference, omission and unfamiliar record in both directions.
Your regional data2026 coverage datasetObjects and neighbourhoods
Compared before calculation
Reference dataNational dataset 2026.2Version selected for this run
Differences before calculation.
See characteristics, geometry and coverage gaps before they influence the result.
Reusable regional datasets.
Select the same named and dated data version for future runs.
A reviewable difference list.
Inspect both values side by side and download the records that need attention.
Delta makes disagreements visible. Your organization determines which source is authoritative.
Reproducible by design
Every published result carries the assumptions that produced it.
Each coverage run retains its participating stations, scenario, periods, roadworks setting, vehicle and crew assumptions, norms and selected data versions. Re-run it when conditions change or compare it directly with the plan in force today.
Versioned inputs: keep the selected regional and national datasets attached to the run
Transparent progress: follow every stage from validation to the completed map
Honest completeness: see unreachable objects, failed segments and calculation errors before presenting the result
Coverage run 2026-09Complete
- Scenario
- Current deployment
- Roadworks
- Included
- Data versions
- Regional 2026 · National 2026.2
- Vehicle metric
- First, second and third arrival
- Required crew
- 6 responders
- Norm policy
- Regional standard v4
Prove it in your own operation
Let every real call test the model before the model changes a decision.
Run Delta beside the existing control-room process for weeks or months. It records what each scenario would have proposed for the incidents your organization actually handles, while dispatch continues exactly as it does today.
Existing processUnit 04-613 dispatchedOperational decision continues unchanged
Delta shadow proposalUnit 04-610 ranked firstReasoning and source data recorded
Compare Delta with your incidents, stations, units and operating conditions.
Calculate in parallel without alerting or deploying a unit.
Inspect every proposal, its source data and decision log, then export the record.
Connected operation
Bring the calculation into the systems that need it.
Delta connects with control-room systems, imports station and unit data and makes emergency-vehicle driving times available to authorized external applications.
Control-room integration
Receive operational inputs and return calculated response times where the connected environment supports it.
External routing access
Give named clients region-scoped, rate-limited access to emergency-vehicle driving-time calculations through OAuth 2.0.
Operational measurement
Compare actual assignment-to-departure performance per station with the turnout assumptions used in planning.
12+years of LIVEOP operational experience.
25M+incidents handled across LIVEOP deployments.
99.99%+platform uptime.
Technical fit
Built for operational decisions and formal planning evidence.
- Operational inputs
- Incidents, stations, units, live positions, statuses, turnout times, areas, periods and response profiles.
- Coverage inputs
- Areas, roadworks, priority, vehicle and crew assumptions, norms, national versions and customer-supplied regional data.
- Planning outputs
- Coverage maps, norm status, attention objects, response curves, strength tables, comparisons and CSV or GeoJSON exports.
- External interface
- OAuth 2.0 client credentials with named clients, regional scope, request logging and per-client rate limiting.
- Governance
- Role-based permissions, calculation histories, input snapshots and complete decision logs.
- Security and compliance
- Regional hosting and controls aligned with ISO 9001, ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27017 support NIS2 and GDPR obligations.
FAQ
What operational, planning and technology teams want to know.
Does Delta make the dispatch decision?
Delta provides a ranked, explainable response proposal. The authorized control-room operator remains responsible for the live decision.
Can we understand why a unit was excluded or ranked lower?
Yes. The decision log records every unit considered and explains exclusions, timing adjustments, route origins and ordering rules in plain language.
How can we evaluate Delta before changing dispatch?
Shadow mode runs selected scenarios beside the existing process and records what Delta would have proposed for each real dispatch. It does not alert or deploy units.
Can planners test station moves, crew changes and roadworks?
Yes. Scenarios can calculate units from alternative station locations, change vehicle and crew assumptions, apply status penalties and include roadworks in the coverage calculation.
Can we use our own object and neighbourhood data?
Yes. Customer-supplied object characteristics and neighbourhood layers can be stored as reusable versions. Delta compares them with national datasets and shows where the sources differ before the run.
What makes a coverage run reproducible?
A completed run retains its selected data versions, areas, scenario, periods, handling time, roadworks choice, vehicles, crews, stations, priority, norms and classification policy.
Can Delta provide routing to other systems?
Yes. Authorized external clients can request emergency-vehicle driving times through a region-scoped and rate-limited OAuth 2.0 interface. Requests are logged against the named client.
Put one live decision and one coverage question through Delta.
See the proposed units, inspect every reason behind the order and calculate how one planning change affects coverage across the region.