Features — Storm Deck

Satellite hotspots — NASA FIRMS heat detections, confidence-coded (data may be delayed several hours from satellite overpass)
Active fire perimeters — NIFC fire boundary data, typically updated 1–2x daily by field GIS teams
Dispatch feed — WildCAD incidents from regional dispatch with IC, acres, resources
Historical fire perimeters — rewind 1–20 years with an adjustable slider
Fire danger estimate — a simplified indicator based on wind + humidity (not a substitute for official fire weather forecasts)
Red flag warnings — NWS alert data overlaid on your area

Current conditions — from your on-site weather station or regional forecast data
Animated precipitation radar — 2hr loop with play/pause, scrub timeline, speed control
Wind particle overlay — 3,000 animated particles colored by speed, opacity slider
Lightning tiles — 15-minute live strike overlay
Dry thunderstorm outlook — SPC dry-lightning risk zones displayed on the map
Thunderstorm outlook — Day 1 + Day 2 categorical convective outlook (TSTM, Marginal, Slight, Enhanced, Moderate, High) showing where storms are forecast
High-resolution radar — national radar network coverage
Humidity, temperature, wind gust maps — tiled forecast layers
Forecast layers — 1–7 day forecast radar and wind

CG strike data — cloud-to-ground strike data across Oregon, refreshed frequently
Auto serial numbers — A042-style storm + strike IDs so crews can reference them on the radio
Status workflow — unconfirmed → clear / fire-burning / fire-out / fire-mopped
Age-coded colors — pink/orange/yellow/blue, greys out at 18h, hides at 24h
Critical-zone retention — strikes inside your critical zone stay visible indefinitely
OnX Maps GPX export — sync strikes to your field app with one click
Zone-based notifications — first strike triggers a push notification with 3-hour cooldown

GPS tracker integration — live positions for your water trucks, tenders, engines, command vehicles
Unit status — Available / En-Route / On-Scene / Out-of-Service with color coding
Battery trend charts — 24-hour battery % per device
Distance & bearing — real-time to any incident origin or waypoint
Stale warnings — flags units that haven't reported in >2 min
Assignment tracking — see which units are committed to which incidents

ADS-B aircraft data — 150nm radius, altitude-colored icons (coverage depends on receiver network)
Type-specific icons — helicopters, drones, light aircraft, jets rendered differently
Watch list — pin specific aircraft, record flight trails for 3 hours
Smooth flight trails — Catmull-Rom spline smoothing for clean curves
Poll speed control — 30s to 5min depending on how hot the situation is
Favorites + nicknames — save your local tanker or helitack bird
Aircraft details — callsign, reg, altitude, speed, squawk, emergency status

Create & track incidents — name, origin, cause, timeline from ignition to containment
Operational log — timestamped entries, editable, auto-resort, one-click "log current weather"
PDF export — downloadable incident summary including timeline, units, personnel, radio channels
Auto-archive — closed incidents saved to JSON for historical review
Reopen incidents — if containment fails, one click to resume operations
Per-incident weather source — point each incident at a different weather station

Personnel roster — name, role, phone, deployment status per incident
Deployment tracking — Unavailable / Deployed / On-Scene / Recalled / Off-Duty
Radio channel board — Command, Ground Ops, Air-Ground, Local assignments
Field requests — supply/resource requests with priority and delivery pipeline
Request lifecycle — Submitted → Acknowledged → En-Route → Delivered
Online presence — see who's actively on the dashboard right now

Categorized locations — water sources, fuel depots, helipads, fire camps, gates, hazards
Property-wide + incident-specific — reusable global waypoints plus per-incident markers
GPX import — pull waypoints straight from OnX Maps or any GPS app
Weather per location — each waypoint can show conditions from its own station
Drop pin anywhere — click the map, label it, save it as a waypoint
Bearing & distance — navigate from current GPS to any waypoint

Configurable zones — set your Warning and Critical radius in miles
Hotspot notifications — satellite detections inside your zone
Lightning notifications — first strike per zone, 3-hour cooldown
Outlook notifications — dry lightning or thunderstorm outlook polygons entering your zones
Dispatch notifications — fire-related dispatch data near your property
Evacuation data — evacuation zone changes from Oregon OEM
Telegram & GroupMe — push to mobile, team group, or both
Quiet-hours bypass — configurable override for high-priority data

Three base maps — satellite, street, and topographic terrain
Parcel boundaries — upload your GeoJSON or pull from county GIS; shows owner on click
Evacuation zones — Level 1/2/3 polygons, color-coded
Power outages — live utility outage count in your service area
Transmission lines — color-coded by voltage (345kV red → 69kV green)
Wildfire cameras — ALERTWest camera links on the map
Air quality (AQI) — nearby monitoring stations with persistent nearest-station badge
Full-screen field mode — optimized for phones and gloved hands

Multi-property support — each property is a separate tenant with its own incidents, zones, users
Role-based access — Owner, Admin, User with distinct permissions
Up to 5 users per property — your whole field team on one subscription
PIN-based login — 4–6 digit PINs optimized for gloved hands in the field
Automatic backups — SQLite WAL mode, 6-hour backup rotation, 7-day retention
API budget monitoring — track daily usage across upstream data feeds
Rate-limited logins — 5 attempts per IP per 5 minutes
API call logs — outbound data requests logged and filterable

Public data sources, one dashboard.