The project is organized in public through its website and GitHub repositories. It is not presented as a registered nonprofit, government agency, emergency service, or representative of the organizations whose standards and reports it cites.
Situation pages are timestamped editorial snapshots. Technical parameters come from seismic authorities; changing human impacts use attributed official or major-wire reporting; economic models remain separate from observed damage. Open-source availability never means a prototype is field-ready.
Any organization considering a tool must validate local data, language, authority, accessibility, security, safeguarding, legal basis, and operational workflow. The adopting organization—not this website—owns that decision and its consequences.
Code, issues, and proposed improvements are public on GitHub. Editorial corrections, privacy requests, and safety concerns can be sent to alexcastellanos29@gmail.com.