HAZ-TAK
An initial-response tool for hazardous-material incidents, built around the 2024 Emergency Response Guidebook. It identifies materials and draws isolation, protective-action, evacuation, and fire zones as shareable ATAK shapes.
An initial-response tool for hazardous-material incidents, built around the 2024 Emergency Response Guidebook. It identifies materials and draws isolation, protective-action, evacuation, and fire zones as shareable ATAK shapes.
Night-light planning for any point on the map: twilight, moon position and illumination, natural light levels, and shadow outlook. It works offline and can optionally account for local terrain masking.
Places FAA Temporary Flight Restrictions on the ATAK map, with status, altitude, schedule, and nearby-TFR awareness. The NOTAM remains authoritative; text-only restrictions are never guessed as map shapes.
A planning overlay for explosive-threat standoff zones, UXO cordons and EOD 9-line preparation, plus nuclear reference overlays. It is a decision-support and training aid—not a substitute for professional procedures.
One search field for markers, routes, contacts, overlays and imported map features, with coordinate and map-link recognition. Results fly directly to the item or position on a crowded map.