Interactive emergency visualization methods

A computer-implemented method for interactive emergency visualization, which comprises:

• receiving a notification concerning an incident associated with a multi-floor structure;
• identifying a plurality of user devices that were previously within a first distance from the incident based on stored location information received from the user devices, wherein each user device is associated with an individual;
• transmitting a request for current location information to at least one of the user devices identified to have previously been within the first distance;
• receiving, in response to the request, a beacon identifier from the user device, the beacon identifier being associated with a beacon disposed within the multi-floor structure;
• determining on which floor of the multi-floor structure the user device is located based on the beacon identifier and stored information indicating the location of the beacon;
• and
• displaying a graphical map of the multi-floor structure and information indicating the specific floor on which the user device is located.

A computer-implemented method for interactive emergency visualization, which comprises:

• receiving a notification concerning an incident associated with a multi-floor structure;
• requesting current location information from a plurality of user devices geographically associated with the multi-floor structure, each user device being associated with an individual;
• receiving, in response to the request, current location information from at least a subset of the user devices, wherein the current location information includes beacon information associated with respective beacons disposed within the multi-floor structure;
• determining, based on the received current location information, which of the plurality of user devices are currently located within the multi-floor structure and on which floors;
• receiving, from the user devices determined to be located within the multi-floor structure, safety status information about respective individuals associated with the user devices;
• and
• displaying a graphical map illustrating the multi-floor structure and information indicating, for each floor of the multi-floor structure, a number of the user devices determined to be on that floor along with the safety status information about the individuals associated with the user devices determined to be on that floor.