This application will help you with risk assessment of major events by using a method developed by Klaus Maurer ("Maurer Schema"). Due to the identified hazard potential the application suggests, how many forces you need for the medical service. In addition, the app suggests which kind and how many emergency vehicles are needed, if accident relief agencies are necessary and whether a staff should be formed. This procedure is well established and recognized in Germany and Austria. For municipal planning authorities, it is often used in the context of the approval process for major events. Due to the integration of iCloud Drive and Dropbox, you’re able to upload PDF reports to both services. It is also possible to work without clouds, when you use iTunes file sharing instead. Generated reports can also be exported to other Apps using the iOS share sheet.
Despite this procedure, you should also incorporate a manager’s personal experience! The result of this procedure should be used as a guide only and is formed on experience data which may need to be adapted to local conditions!
Features:
- You can apply and save a couple of events
- This universal app contains a version for iPhone/iPod-Touch and iPad!
- Print the results directly from your device via AirPrint (compatible printer needed)
- The results can be exported to any app that works with PDF or picture files (e.g., Mail, iTunes, Dropbox, iCloud and many more). By using the iMessage extension youre able to send the PDF report right from the messages app as an iMessage.
- Exchange your events by using AirDrop
- The Application also starts by using the URL maureralgo://
- Events are visible for the integrated iOS search engine Spotlight
- All artworks are also available in high resolution for all iPads and iPhones running iOS 14 and higher.
- The dark mode introduced with iOS 13 is supported.
Hints for operation:
- It is possible to delete an event using the familiar gesture "Swipe to the left".
- A manual factor adjustment is not provided in the algorithm and is therefore not implemented.