Our office
- Hungarian National Association of Radio Distress-Signalling and Infocommunications (RSOE)
- Elnök utca 1.
- Budapest, 1089
- Hungary
- edis@rsoe.hu
Emergency and Disaster Information Service
We monitor, we analyze, we notify
About
The Hungarian National Association of Radio Distress-Signalling and Infocommunications (RSOE) operates the Emergency and Disaster Information Service (EDIS) with the objective to monitor, document, analyze and notify customers on events in the world that may cause emergency or disaster. Our service is using the speed and the data spectrum of the internet to gather information. We also monitor and process data of several organizations and authorities to obtain reliable information.
How EDIS works
Monitoring all endangering events on Earth
Processing gathered information
Show events on web and mobile
Our services
Free
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Listing and map displaying of disaster events using the Web or Mobile Apps
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Basic event information (type, location, date, level and severity)
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Detailed event description (no analytics or infrastructure info)
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Filtering of listed / displayed events based on categories
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Notification service of new events with category and continent filtering
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Travel advisory information layer
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Air quality information layer
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Follow events on social media
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Event sharing to social media
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Multi-language support of User Interfaces and Notifications
Registered
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Posting personal safety status info to social media
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Travel information service on country level including travel advisory info and event history data of the past 72 hours
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Air quality information service on country level including detailed data of air pollution
Paid
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Ad-free User interfaces
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Daily email notification service of dispatcher events
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User location based notification services
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Enhanced event details using GIS data of the affected area
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List and display event history of user location area
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API access to actual Events in GeoJSON format
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Severity and impact analysis of events based on auxiliary (GIS) data
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API access to historical data using time interval and location area based filtering
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Corporate emergency management services
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Individual data services