Three Technology Platforms Launched:
- Integrated Control Room for Emergency Response (ICR-ER):
- A real-time, centralised emergency response system.
- Streams live satellite data and ground-level alerts to decision-makers and rescue teams.
- Facilitates quick inter-agency coordination, especially during large-scale disasters.
- Enhances situational awareness for the timely deployment of resources.
- Acts as a national-level nerve centre for disaster operations and monitoring.
- National Database for Emergency Management Lite 2.0 (NDEM Lite 2.0):
- An upgraded version of the NDEM platform tailored for field operatives and local units.
- Offers a GIS-based interface with disaster-related spatial and demographic data.
- Enables mobile-accessible decision support tools for frontline responders in remote areas.
- Helps in asset mapping, vulnerability assessment, and tracking of ongoing operations.
- Promotes a single operational picture (SOP) for all agencies during a disaster.
- Flood Hazard Zonation Atlas of Assam:
- A satellite-based flood mapping tool focused on Assam, one of India’s most flood-prone states.
- Provides historical and real-time data on flooding patterns, river water levels, and inundation risks.
- Integrated Control Room for Emergency Response (ICR-ER):
- Assists in:
- Regulating development in floodplain areas.
- Designing flood-resilient agriculture.
- Supporting crop insurance planning and early evacuation strategies.
- Preparing district-level disaster management plans tailored to local vulnerabilities.
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Why in News?
- Union Home Minister Amit Shah launched three major tech platforms on June 16, 2025, to enhance the speed, precision, and coordination of disaster management operations in India.

