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GAME

Geospatial Asset
Management Engine

Build and manage a unified digital twin of your critical infrastructure.

GAME Map Layers
Infrastructure7
Electric Transmission Lines
Fiber Backbone
Cellular Towers
Microwave Service Towers
Power Plants
Electric Substations
Data Centers

You can’t manage what you can’t see

Infrastructure data is scattered across agencies, contractors, and disconnected systems. GAME creates a living digital twin that gives every stakeholder one trusted geospatial view.

01 // Inventory

Know what exists

Create a defensible, state-level inventory of critical infrastructure. Map fiber routes, towers, IXPs, substations, water systems, and the connections between in a living digital twin.

One registry across agencies, contractors, and data sources
Owner, status, condition, and connections for every asset
RAD, FCC Fabric, and field data reconciled in one system
GAME/ Registry / Assets
ENV: PROD-US-E1LIVE
Asset Registry
Owner, status, and condition for every asset — one registry across agencies.
2,157 assets
NameOwnerStatusCondition
Main InterconnectRegional IXPGoodThreat
Ridge TowerTowerCo Inc.DegradedVulnerable
Metro HypercubeBroadband OfficeGoodMonitored
Harbor Fiber RouteGridWest UtilitiesPlanned—
Eastern SubstationUtility Comm.GoodMonitored
02 // Allocation

Direct funding to the right areas

Compare existing infrastructure and proposed projects to find true gaps, prevent duplication, and direct funding where it will have the greatest impact.

Side-by-side gap and overlap analysis for competing proposals
Route-mile and overlap percentages for every scenario
Clear evidence behind every funding decision
GAME/ Allocation / Gap analysis
ENV: PROD-US-E1LIVE
Site Comparison
Gap and overlap evidence for competing proposals.
3 candidate sites
01Mercer County LibraryDeploy first
2,140 people servedLimited healthcare accessStrong broadband
92 / 100
02Eastside Community ClinicStrong fit
1,480 people servedHigh healthcare needModerate broadband
78 / 100
03Pine Hollow DepotPhase 2
760 people servedMajor coverage gapConnectivity upgrade required
61 / 100
03 // Resilience

Identify risk before failure

See how nodes and service locations connect, identify weak links and exposed routes, and prioritize hardening before outages happen.

Critical dependencies and single points of failure
FEMA flood, hurricane, wildfire, and seismic overlays
Route-level impact scoring and hardening recs
GAME/ Resilience / Dependencies
ENV: PROD-US-E1LIVE
Dependency & Risk View
Weak links and downstream impact, before failure.
1 weak link
REGIONAL IXPFLOOD ZONEWEAK LINK2,140 AFFECTEDDependency / risk
Critical routeAt-risk downstreamWeak linkFlood zone
SITE SELECTION

GAME Plan

GAME Plan evaluates candidate locations for critical infrastructure including Portals and Hypercubes using the factors that matter to your program.

Rank sites, compare tradeoffs, and determine where to deploy first.

Custom criteria and weighting
Side-by-side site comparisons
Clear rationale for every selection
Weighting factorsPopulation servedDemographicsCoverage gapsHealthcare accessLibrary service areasBroadband availability
GAME/ GAME Plan / Prioritization
ENV: PROD-US-E1LIVE
GAME Plan Prioritization
Ranked by the weighting factors your program sets.
24 candidate sites
1Mercer County LibraryPortal · Mercer County94Deploy
2Eastside Community ClinicPortal · Franklin88Strong fit
3Riverton Civic CenterHypercube · Riverton79Consider
4Pine Hollow DepotHypercube · Pine Hollow61Hold
GAME

Build from a better map

Bring infrastructure, agencies, and decisions into one connected view.