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// LIVE OVERVIEW MAP — REAL-TIME DATA
Your phone buzzes. A wildfire risk alert lands in your notifications: 72 out of 100. Your heart rate spikes. But what does that number actually mean? Is your neighborhood in immediate danger, or is there time to prepare? Understanding Pandita Data's Brain Dashboard risk scores is the difference between panic and informed action.
THE 5-TIER RISK SCALE
Every hazard on the Brain Dashboard—from earthquakes to magnetic storms—uses the same universal scale. Think of it as a shared language for danger.
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LOW (0–19)
Minimal threat. Conditions are stable. No immediate action needed, but awareness is smart.
Watch & Learn
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MODERATE (20–44)
Elevated risk. Begin reviewing your emergency plan and ensuring supplies are current.
Prepare
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HIGH (45–69)
Serious threat. Active preparations required. Secure critical documents, fuel vehicles, brief your family.
Act Now
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CRITICAL (70–84)
Imminent danger. Evacuation orders may follow within hours. Move to safety or sheltering location immediately.
Evacuate
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EXTREME (85–100)
Maximum threat level. Catastrophic impact is likely. All life-safety protocols activate. Obey all emergency directives.
Crisis Mode
HOW TO INTERPRET A CITY'S SCORE
Open panditadata.com/brain_dashboard and search your city. You'll see a master score plus individual hazard breakdowns. Here's what each tells you:
Master Risk
Composite threat across ALL hazard types. Use this for overall preparedness level.
Hazard Modules
Individual scores for earthquake, wildfire, flood, tsunami, etc. Tells you which specific threats are elevated.
Trend Arrow
Is risk climbing, stable, or falling? Direction matters as much as the number.
24-Hour Outlook
AI-powered forecast shows expected movement. Plan around incoming changes.
PRO TIP
Check your city's Disaster Report for detailed neighborhood breakdowns, evacuation routes, and shelter locations tailored to your specific address.
WHAT SHOULD I DO AT EACH RISK LEVEL?
0–19
LOW
Subscribe to alerts. Stock a basic emergency kit. Review evacuation maps once per season.
20–44
MODERATE
Update insurance, charge devices, confirm family communication plan, practice evacuation route.
45–69
HIGH
Pack go-bag, move valuables to safe location, top off fuel/water, brief neighbors, monitor alerts hourly.
70–84
CRITICAL
Leave immediately if evacuation ordered. Head to designated shelter or predetermined safe location. Stay in contact with authorities.
85–100
🧠 OPEN BRAIN DASHBOARD
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