Resilience Community Mesh — connecting, communicating, activating

Resilience Community Mesh Network powered by EZYPA & AccuWeather

Simulation Live

Regional Ops Console

Riverside Metro EZYPA-model integration
AccuWeather Feed
Flood Watch — Monitoring

Simulation console

Phase
BEFORE
Pre-disaster risk mitigation
Mesh Status
MONITORING
Network idle · listening for triggers
Screens Live
0 / 12
Awaiting alert trigger
People Reached (est.)
0
Across the mesh footprint

Simulation Timeline · 72h Before → Event → 72h After

T-72:00 Flood Watch issued

Keyboard: Space play/pause · ← → step · Home End jump · R reset · 1–5 audience

Live Region Map — Weather & Mesh Screens · T-72:00

Click a zone or pin for detail
Riverside Metro region map Simulated radar, river flood extent and mesh screen locations across flood Zones A, B and C.
Select a zone or a screen pin for detail.

  • Land
  • River
  • Radar precipitation (light → heavy)
  • Flood extent
  • ● Live screen

Mesh Network — Screen Nodes & Access Layer

    • Dormant
    • Alerted
    • Awaiting permission
    • Live / broadcasting
    • AUTO = public infrastructure
    • OPT-IN = owner permission

    Content Routing — What each audience sees on screen

    STANDBY

    Network monitoring

    No active broadcast. Screens display owners' normal content.

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    Illustrative simulation for demonstration. "Riverside Metro," all data values, and all messaging are placeholders to be replaced with regional data. The mesh model is patterned on the EZYPA integrate-and-automate approach (PA systems, signage automation, sensory inputs), with AccuWeather shown as the triggering alert source. The weather radar is a scripted demonstration, not a live feed.