Natural Disaster Asset Protection
Holding a hurricane-struck coastal plant against looting with maritime response and mobile command.
0
Asset losses
48 hrs
Continuous occupation
3
Command centers active
The problem
A category 4 hurricane strikes a coastal manufacturing facility, leaving high-value assets exposed to looting and structural vulnerability.
The solution
Deployment of rapid-response tactical maritime security vessels and mobile command centers with satellite communication capabilities.
The hours after a major hurricane are when a coastal plant is most exposed: flooded approaches, dead communications and a region of responders stretched past capacity. Looters know the window as well as the operators do.
The response arrived by water and anchored its own communications. Three command centers and a visible patrol presence held the site for the full forty-eight-hour window with nothing lost.
Arrive by water, command by satellite, hold the window.
Inside the deployment
Maritime response vessels
Tactical vessels reached the flooded site while roads were still impassable.
Mobile command centers
Satellite-linked command units kept coordination alive where the grid and cell networks died.
Looting deterrence patrols
Visible, continuous patrols of the exposed perimeter through the vulnerable window.
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Outcome modeler
50%
Vulnerability reduction
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