Map & analysis
The map interface for security directors and analysts: units, assets, sensors and incidents on one live canvas — with the ability to scroll back through time.
- Role
- Analyse
- Primary user
- Security directors & analysts
- Core value
- One live map of units, assets and incidents — with replay of what happened.
Twelve screens. Twelve truths.
Operations centres watch a separate dashboard per system. Correlation happens in the operator’s head — under time pressure, in the middle of the incident.
Live tracking
Officers, vehicles, trackers and sensors positioned live on the map — next to public feeds such as vessel and flight traffic.
2D map with 3D buildings
Satellite and street maps, 3D buildings and your own layers in one canvas — from regional overview to a single site.
Replay
Scroll back to any moment and replay tracks and events — for debriefs, exercises and investigations. It works because the data layer keeps history.
Layers by clearance
Each role sees its own information layers on the same map — police, operator and security firm share a picture without sharing everything.
Screenshots of Meridian. Case data is fictitious demo data; ship and flight positions and grid figures come from live public sources. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
One canvas, every source.
The map renders the data layer in space and time: what is happening now, and — because the layer keeps history — what happened before.
Data architecture: your own data layerEvery part of Meridian is designed on the same sovereign architecture: European engineering, customer-controlled keys and no telemetry — for your own cloud, on-premise or air-gapped environment. Deployment is scoped to your operational and applicable legal requirements.
Sovereignty
