Resilient Street
Prepare your community for emergencies. Track tasks, manage scenarios, and stay informed with real-time weather alerts.
Prepare your community for emergencies. Track tasks, manage scenarios, and stay informed with real-time weather alerts.
Everything you need to prepare your community for emergencies
Create and manage geographically-bounded community areas to monitor. View activity timelines and collaborate with your neighbors.
Access a pre-built scenario for bushfire preparedness. Create your own custom scenarios tailored to your community's needs.
Create, schedule, and track tasks. Set reminders, attach photos, and never miss an important preparation step.
Receive real-time weather notifications. Stay informed about extreme heat days and severe weather conditions.
View emergency services locations including fire stations, police, ambulance, and safer places on interactive maps.
Earn points for completing tasks and scenarios. Track your preparedness progress and stay motivated.
Resilient Street is a cross-platform mobile application designed to help communities prepare for natural disasters and emergencies. Built with modern technology, the app provides tools for task management, scenario planning, and real-time weather monitoring.
The app is part of a research study conducted by the University of Tasmania, investigating how technology can improve community disaster preparedness. By using Resilient Street, you contribute to important research while also making your community safer.
Please review the participant information sheet before using the app
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Get Resilient Street on your device today
Note: App store links will be updated once the app is published.
Have questions? We'd love to hear from you
For questions about the app or the research study, please contact:
ab.orange@utas.edu.au
University of Tasmania
School of Geography, Planning, & Spatial Sciences
