Reconstruction Intelligence — reconstruction analytics platform

Recovery and project management

A unified view of needs, assets and recovery progress

The platform combines data on damage, technical condition, project readiness, financing and delivery progress so that public authorities and municipalities can make informed decisions about priorities and coordinate rebuilding.

Map interface for analysis of damaged objects and recovery

For which management decisions

Reconstruction Intelligence transforms disparate lists, records, maps and reports into a managed recovery programme with spatial context.

Prioritization

Comparison of objects by criticality, number of users, readiness of documentation, risks and available funding.

Portfolio of projects

Control of statuses from inspection and design to procurement, construction and commissioning.

Coordination of resources

Identification of territorial and sectoral imbalances, duplication of initiatives and unmet needs.

Transparent reporting

Prepare maps, dashboards and reports for management, partners, donors and the public according to the level of access.

What data does the system combine

The list of sources is determined during the discovery stage. The system can combine spatial, registry, statistical, documentary and operational data without public disclosure of information with limited access.

Objects and damage

  • coordinates, type and function of the object
  • results of inspections and assessments
  • photos, 3D models and technical documents

Project readiness

  • design and cost documentation
  • permits, expert assessments and procurement
  • responsible institutions and contractors

Financing

  • funding sources and programs
  • planned and actual budgets
  • needs and confirmed obligations

Execution

  • stages, timelines and completion rate
  • risks, deviations and problems
  • inspection records and monitoring results
An example of spatial data and 3D materials for restoration planning
Illustrative example of an interface based on existing geo-information and analytical solutions MagneticOne MT. The composition of layers, indicators and modules is adjusted according to the data and authority of the customer.

Key analytical modules

The modules are built around the full lifecycle of the facility and the recovery program.

Registry of recovery needs

A structured list of objects with a map, documents, data owners and change history.

Priority and scenarios

Multi-criterion comparison of projects and sequencing modeling under different budget constraints.

Implementation monitoring

Control of calendar plans, financing, procurement, physical progress and blocking factors.

Public information portal

A separate, secure showcase of verified data on recovery results without disclosing restricted information.

How implementation works

Examination
We define management tasks, users, available data and access requirements.
Data model
We agree on classifiers, indicators, integrations, quality rules and updates.
Pilot environment
We configure priority maps, panels, analysis scenarios and user roles.
Scaling
We connect new territories, sources, modules, reporting and support.

Usage levels

Architecture can be formed for a national level, a ministry or public agency, a region, a municipality or an individual organization. Each level gets its own set of data, powers, indicators and reports.

National level

Consolidated sectoral and territorial picture and interagency coordination.

Region

Portfolio of regional projects, balance of municipal needs and program control.

Municipality

Damage inventory, work planning and communication with residents.

Organization

Management of own objects, documentation, contractors and deadlines.

Related solutions and services

The platform can work as an independent analytical system or as an add-on to existing registers, geoportals and industry systems.

Next step

Let us discuss an analytical system for your objectives

We will clarify users, data sources, required modules, integrations and delivery format, then propose a clear implementation plan.