See where your units are.

Check the age of the location.

A reported position is useful only when you know when it was received. OPS shows location age and tracking health alongside the unit.

Reported data

View status, location, capabilities, mission, battery, speed, and heading when supplied by the source.

Missing or stale data

Location and telemetry can be unavailable or out of date. They must be read with their freshness and source information.

Unit actions

Inspect a unit, focus or follow its position, send a message, or request a PAR check when permitted.

Available fields and actions depend on the source, connectivity, and your access.

Add the conditions that matter.

Choose weather and incident layers for the current response. Keep the map readable by selecting the information you need.

Weather and fire

Configured sources can provide radar, alerts, lightning, storm cells, tropical tracks, fire activity, and outlooks.

Aircraft

View available aircraft positions, tracks, classifications, and flight context.

Infrastructure

Review available power-outage conditions alongside units, access routes, and facilities.

Use the map through the handoff.

Filter the operational picture, save a useful view, and return to the incident context on the next shift.

Incident scope

Review the active incident and visible unit and object counts.

Views and layers

Save map views and choose operational layers as the task changes.

Mission coordination

Create and assign missions when enabled, then follow unit and mission status.