Critical Asset Management System
Helping nations become disaster resilient to save lives and rebuild quickly
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CAMS Objective
Enable islands, cities, and communities to effectively plan for disasters so they can rebuild faster and save lives in the event and aftermath of natural and man-made catastrophes.
Develop and deliver a mobile and desktop application that users can securely access to learn more about their critical assets and the potential failure chains associated with each. The application will:
- Build an inventory of all critical assets and the relevant data associated with them, for example, geographical coordinates.
- Capture key contact information for assets – This could include multiple people for a power plant, through to a school caretaker who may have the keys to the school and need to be contacted to open it up as a place of shelter.
- Capture data on disaster severity and impact. These can range from cybersecurity threats to natural disasters and each has differing levels of criteria in terms of impact.
- Plot relationships, spatial and dependency, between critical assets to identify failure chains.
- Provide the ability to highlight the impact on critical assets and their failure chains based on the severity and type of disaster.
Seeking contributors
If you’re looking for an open-source project to contribute to, please consider CAMS. The project includes -
- Technology for good
- Graph database technology
- Document database technology
- Schema design
- Front-end development
- Back-end development
- Collaborating with a range of people from different technology backgrounds
- Community building
- Project growth and management.