Spatial probability for missing-person response
Score where a missing person is most likely to be found. Direct ground teams to the highest-density hexes first.
Predict access and use
Restricted access. Predict is not part of the standard plan. Access is granted by application only, to organisations with appropriate operational expertise. Apply for access.
Decision support only, never a replacement. Predict outputs are probability priors. They must never replace expert human judgment, established response protocols, or any duty-of-care obligation. Outputs may be incorrect, incomplete, or unsuitable for a given scenario. Final decisions sit with qualified human operators.
Predict returns a probability surface across an H3 hex grid, conditioned on behavioural profile, terrain, and weather. Use it to direct ground teams, prioritise patrols, or front-load the highest-density area before searchers arrive.
Inputs: a behavioural profile (despondent, dementia_alzheimers, others), an area (circle, polygon, path), age, datetime, and weather. Output: an H3 grid scored by likelihood. Render in deck.gl, kepler.gl, or QGIS. Pair with get_isochrone for evacuation reach. Pair with reverse_geocode to anchor incident inputs.
Predict carries a Research Preview label because we keep refining the behavioural priors. The model is real, callable, and stable to depend on.
What this looks like in practice
Common shapes mapped to the tools you'd reach for.
Trailhead probability surface
Given a despondent profile, a 5km radius from the trailhead, and current conditions, generate the top 50 most likely H3 hexes ranked by score. Direct ground teams to the highest-density area first.
Evacuation reachability
Compute walking isochrones from at-risk locations to model who can get to safety inside 15, 30, or 60 minutes. Combine with predict outputs to prioritise outreach.
Incident-to-coordinates parsing
Run incoming radio reports through parse_address, anchor the result with geocode, and feed the coordinates straight into predict. The agent flow handles 'last seen near the Crown pub on Bridge St' end to end.
The Footstep tools that fit this shape
A focused subset of the catalogue. Click any card for the full reference.
predictResearch PreviewSpatial probability surface for missing-person scenarios. Returns per-hex H3 scores.
get_isochroneEverywhere reachable within a time or distance budget. Returns a polygon boundary.
geocodeConvert an address or place name to coordinates with a confidence score.
reverse_geocodeConvert coordinates to an address. Find what's at a lat/lng.
Other use cases
Logistics and autonomous fleets
Multi-stop optimisation, OD matrices, and corridor search for the agents and backends that move things.
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Terrain profiles, reachability polygons, and GPS map matching for ESG reporting, conservation, and field research.
Read →Real estate and property
Geocode listings, model commute reach, score nearby amenities, and overlay terrain risk. The toolkit behind agent-led property search.
Read →Travel and itinerary planning
Find places, route between them, fit them into a time budget, and surface what's on the way. The geospatial layer behind agentic trip planners.
Read →Customer-input cleanup
Fix typos, expand abbreviations, validate before geocoding. The reliable pre-step for agents handling user-typed addresses.
Read →Field service and dispatch
Optimise visit order, score reachable jobs from each tech, clean GPS into proof-of-visit records.
Read →Insurance and risk underwriting
Anchor addresses, layer terrain and elevation, assess access from emergency services. Bulk-process portfolios in one call.
Read →Healthcare access and equity
Compute drive-time and walk-time access to facilities, model coverage gaps, place ambulances with travel-time matrices.
Read →Sales and territory planning
Build OD matrices between reps and accounts, draw catchments around offices, normalise lead addresses at scale.
Read →Outdoor and fitness apps
Plan walking, hiking, and cycling routes with explicit difficulty. Snap noisy GPS into clean traces with surface and grade per edge.
Read →Public-sector planning
Model who can reach what, where the gaps are, how transit changes the answer. Reachability and matrix tools for civic planning.
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