Senapred Emergency Response system Chile

This goup project is still in development. It’s an end-to-end emergency-monitoring platform built around SENAPRED, developed at ESILV in cooperation with the Chilean government. Pipeline (tweet extraction): a continuous ingestion workflow that collects relevant tweets in near real time, normalizes/cleans the content, enriches it with useful metadata, and prepares it for downstream processing. Backend: a central data layer backed by Firestore to store events, tweets, and derived signals, plus services that run data processing and analytics (aggregation, trends, filters) to make the information usable. Frontend: a web interface that displays both data analysis dashboards (e.g., trends, breakdowns, summaries) and operational information (alerts/context) so stakeholders can quickly understand what’s happening. Cloud infrastructure: deployed on Google Cloud, leveraging managed services to make the system scalable, reliable, and easier to operate (hosting, scheduling/automation, and secure access patterns). You can check out our advancements on the following repos: https://github.com/leonard-de-vinci/senapred-pipeline https://github.com/leonard-de-vinci/senapred-frontend https://github.com/leonard-de-vinci/senapred-backend