Geo across LIVEOP
Every operation has a where.
Geography is a shared concern across the entire LIVEOP platform. One common foundation keeps location and context consistent, while every application presents exactly the map, detail and interaction its users need.
Shared baseacross applicationsOpen standardsfor connected sources2D and 3Dwhere context demands it
Shared geo context8 layers active
IncidentIndustrial siteUnit 24-4531ApproachingBuildingsRoutesHazardsUnits
Connect the geographic world
Open standards in. Operational context out.
LIVEOP connects to established geo services and source formats instead of trapping data in a closed map. Layers remain reusable across applications and can be combined with incidents, units and local operational objects.
WMSWFSGeoJSONArcGISMapbox styles3D tilesWGS84
Analytics built into the process
Ask geographic questions at operational speed.
Spatial analysis is integrated into the workflow. Search connected features, inspect an object, find what lies near an incident or analyse a selected area without exporting the question to a specialist GIS process.
Find resources and vulnerable objects around an incidentResolve building and object details from connected WFS layersUse floor levels, highlights and filters when the application needs them
3 hydrants · 1 school · 6 buildings
What is within 500 metres?Connected layers analysed together
Relevant products
FAQ
Geo, shared by design.
Does every LIVEOP application use the same map?
Applications share a common geographic foundation and data configuration, but each presents a purpose-driven experience. A driver, field officer and control-room operator need different interactions even when they are working from the same context.
Can LIVEOP use our existing geo services?
LIVEOP supports established web mapping and feature patterns including WMS, WFS, GeoJSON, ArcGIS-compatible feature sources and Mapbox-based styles and tiles. Exact integration depends on the source and access model.
Where does 3D add value?
Three-dimensional buildings, objects and tiles can clarify height, floor and site relationships that are difficult to understand on a flat map. The application can use 3D where it improves the operational decision while retaining the shared base.
Make location part of every decision.
We will connect your geo sources to the applications and operational questions they need to serve.