Emergency Response & Forest Management

Forest & Disaster
Management Survey

Rapid drone deployment for forest fire monitoring, flood damage assessment, landslide mapping, cyclone damage survey, and search-and-rescue support — delivering real-time aerial situational awareness when it matters most.

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Disaster Types

Disasters We Respond To

Floods & Flash Floods

Real-time flood extent mapping, embankment breach location, stranded person detection, and post-flood damage assessment for SDMA and district collectors.

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Forest & Wildfire

Active fire perimeter mapping with thermal drones, fire spread direction prediction, safe approach route identification for firefighting teams, and burn area damage assessment.

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Landslides & Debris Flows

Slide extent mapping, debris flow volumes, blocked road and river identification, secondary hazard zone delineation, and victim search in inaccessible terrain.

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Cyclone & Storm Damage

Post-cyclone damage survey — fallen trees, collapsed structures, damaged power lines, and road accessibility assessment for rapid restoration prioritisation.

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Earthquake & Building Collapse

Post-earthquake aerial damage mapping, survivor thermal detection in rubble, and safe access route identification for NDRF search and rescue teams.

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Industrial & Chemical Accidents

Safe aerial assessment of industrial accidents, gas leaks, and chemical spills — providing situational awareness for response teams without exposing them to hazardous zones.

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Rapid Deployment

Our Emergency Response Process

Speed and coordination are critical — our process is designed for rapid mobilisation within 24 hours of a disaster event.
01
Emergency Briefing & Mobilisation

Within 2 hours of receiving a request, our team is briefed on the disaster type, affected area, and specific information needs of the incident commander or EOC.

02
Equipment Deployment (24 Hours)

Drone team with appropriate sensor payload (thermal for SAR/fire, RGB for flood/damage assessment) is deployed to the incident site within 24 hours from anywhere in India.

03
DGCA Emergency Permissions

DGCA has an emergency drone operation approval pathway for disaster operations. We handle all approvals under the UAS Rules 2021 emergency provision — typically within 2–4 hours.

04
Live Aerial Operations

Continuous flights with live video feed to the EOC. Real-time geotagged video enables the incident commander to direct response teams to exact locations on a map.

05
Daily Situation Reports

Daily processed maps — flood extents, fire perimeters, damage assessments — delivered as georeferenced KML/GeoTIFF files for integration into SDMA and EOC GIS systems.

06
Post-Event Assessment Report

Comprehensive damage assessment report with maps, statistics, and satellite-comparable data — ready for submission to state government and NDRF for resource reallocation and relief planning.

What You Get

Survey Deliverables

Live Video Feed

Real-time geotagged aerial stream

Damage Map

Georeferenced damage extent map

Thermal Report

Fire / survivor thermal imagery

NDVI / Change Map

Before/after forest change analysis

KML / GeoTIFF

GIS-ready damage extent files

Damage Report

SDMA-format assessment report

Technical Specs

Equipment & Capability

UAV Fleet: Multi-rotor + fixed-wing for rapid deployment
Thermal: FLIR 640×512 for SAR and fire mapping
RGB: 20MP
Multispectral: 5-band for vegetation health (NDVI)
Live Stream: 4G/5G live video to EOC
Endurance: Up to 45 minutes per flight
Deployment: Within 24 hours, pan-India
Compatible: NDRF, SDMA, NIDM, MoEF operations
Frequently Asked

Disaster Survey FAQs

How quickly can you deploy for a disaster?
Within 24 hours to any location in India. For pre-registered state disaster management authorities, we maintain a rapid response arrangement. Our team is equipped with portable ground stations and satellite communication for operations in network-dark zones.
Can you fly at night for search and rescue?
Yes. Our thermal-equipped drones can fly at night under DGCA emergency night-flight permissions, detecting body heat signatures of survivors in flood water, rubble, and remote forest terrain where ground teams cannot safely operate.
How do you get DGCA permission during a disaster?
DGCA's UAS Rules 2021 have an emergency exemption provision allowing rapid approval for disaster response operations. We submit emergency applications and typically receive approval within 2–4 hours for disaster-declared areas.
Can you stream live to the government EOC?
Yes. We provide live 4G/5G video streaming from the drone to any device — EOC screens, tablets, or command vehicle displays. For remote areas without mobile coverage, we use satellite uplink systems to ensure uninterrupted live feed.
What forest fire information can drones provide?
Real-time thermal drones map the active fire perimeter, identify unburned fuel pockets, detect fire spotting ahead of the main front, and determine wind-driven spread direction — all critical for safe deployment of firefighting teams and controlled burn planning.
Emergency Readiness

Need Drone Support for
Forest or Disaster?

Pre-register your district or agency for rapid response — or contact us immediately for active emergencies. 24-hour deployment.