SatchmoDev/rso

A map to track security incidents and related information of concern to U.S. Embassy, Ethiopia. # Ethiopia RSO Incident Tracker **Live Application**: satchmodev.github.io A web-based mapping application for visualizing and analyzing security incidents across Ethiopia at the woreda level. This tool provides risk assessment and visualization capabilities for the US Embassy's Regional Security Office (RSO). ## Access the Application **Visit the live application**: satchmodev.github.io - **No installation required** - runs directly in your browser - **Mobile responsive** - works on phones, tablets, and desktops - **Real-time data** - always up-to-date incident information - **Secure hosting** - hosted on GitHub Pages ## Mobile Interface The application features a mobile-optimized interface: - **Hamburger Menu**: Tap the menu button (top-right) to access controls - **Slide-out Panel**: Time range filters, incident type selection, and export options - **Full-screen Map**: Maximum screen space for viewing incident data - **Touch-friendly**: Large buttons and intuitive touch interactions ## Features ### Interactive Choropleth Map - **Ethiopian administrative boundaries** at woreda level - **Color-coded risk levels**: - **High Risk (6+ points)** - Red - Immediate security protocols required - **Moderate Risk (3-5 points)** - Yellow - Standard security protocols sufficient - **Low/No Risk (<3 points)** - Transparent - Minimal or no recent incidents - **Interactive tooltips**: Hover for quick statistics, click for detailed information ### Advanced Risk Assessment The application calculates risk scores using a sophisticated algorithm: - **Incident Severity Weighting** (1-9 scale): - Drone strikes, armed clashes: 8-9 points - Kidnapping, gunfire: 6-7 points - Robbery, arrests: 3-4 points - Theft, miscellaneous: 1-2 points - **Casualty Impact**: Fatalities weighted 2x more than injuries - **Recency Factor**: Linear decay over 90 days (recent incidents weighted higher) - **Incident Quantity**: Logarithmic scaling for multiple incidents per wored …