Public coordination maps
CivicSyn is public/cooperative coordination infrastructure for essential goods and services. Local nodes coordinate demand, capacity, inventory, delivery, funding, and governance. The system recommends; people decide; every decision leaves evidence.
The first domain connects kitchens, food banks, delivery partners, agencies, co-ops, and public reviewers around transparent allocation decisions.
- Current picture: needs, capacity, inventory, delivery windows
- Evidence trail: source, freshness, confidence, audit record
- Public view: aggregate dashboards, maps, exports, outcomes
- Human review: objections, approvals, overrides, follow-through
The coordination map
Every public point the map API serves, positioned by its public-safe coordinates. Precision stops where privacy starts — points are node-aggregated upstream, never household locations.
Public service areas
Polygon and radius layers safe for public transparency.
Node layer
Aggregated civic nodes with open needs and active allocation counts.
Inventory risk layer
Node-level risk signals without private facility coordinates.
Context signals
FIWARE-style public attributes at public or node-aggregated coordinates.
Route alternatives
Public-safe route comparison lines without private stop evidence.
Map legend and layers
Map layers have toggles, legends, and accessible list alternatives for public-service areas, nodes, inventory risk, context signals, and route alternatives.
- Service areas: public polygons, radius zones, hazards, and coverage boundaries.
- Nodes: aggregate civic coordination areas with open-need and allocation counts.
- Inventory risk: node-level risk, never private facility coordinates.
- Context signals: public or node-aggregated sensor/report attributes.
- Route alternatives: public-safe comparison lines with distance, feasibility, score, and constraints.
List alternative for mobile and no-JS use
Every map layer is listed below as text so residents, screen-reader users, field operators on phones, and low-bandwidth reviewers can inspect the same public-safe information without relying on an interactive map.
Mobility and safe-route reporting
Mobility maps show route, stop, corridor, zone, and barrier data with clear legends and accessible list alternatives.
Reports distinguish delay, missed connection, accessibility barrier, unsafe route, delivery constraint, and maintenance need.
- Delay
- Missed connection
- Accessibility barrier
- Unsafe route
- Delivery constraint
- Maintenance need
Public maps aggregate or fuzz sensitive route/safety reports where exact disclosure could create risk.
Route and accessibility explanations
Route alternatives explain distance, travel time, accessibility fit, safety caveat, serviceability, and confidence.
- Distance
- Travel time
- Accessibility fit
- Safety caveat
- Serviceability
- Confidence
Accessibility views identify barrier type, severity, affected users, reported date, response status, and responsible agency/partner where public.
Operator capacity boundary
Partner/operator views show capacity and assignment constraints without exposing private rider/courier data.
Mobility dashboards connect bottlenecks to public works, delivery, procurement, and incident response when relevant.
Map empty states
Empty states invite safe public reporting and partner integration instead of showing a blank map.
If a layer has no public rows, the page should say whether reports are unavailable, partners are not integrated, or data is intentionally restricted.
Public-safe layers
Public maps aggregate needs, capacity, inventory risk, context signals, and allocations by civic node or public area. Private facility coordinates, exact sensor locations, and operational evidence are not exposed.
Polygon logic
Operators can define service areas, public zones, hazards, and boundaries as polygons or radius zones. Precise sensitive facility locations and restricted evidence stay hidden or aggregated on public maps. Serviceability checks record match evidence for audit.
Map style: public_safe_aggregate
Service areas
- No public service areas have been published yet.
Nodes
- Baileys Crossroads
neighborhood · open needs 0 · active allocations 0 - Falls Church
city · open needs 1 · active allocations 4
Inventory risk
- Falls Church
risk low · available 250 · positions 1
Context signals
- No public-safe context signals have been published yet.
Route alternatives
- No public-safe route alternatives have been exported yet.