HAMOC

Quickly evaluate any human environment

HAMOC has been built with defence and humanitarian experts as a tool to analyse the stability of any human environment.

It integrates and analyses data from multiple sources, surfacing otherwise hard to find actionable insights that can be used to supporting your agile, evidence-based decision-making processes.

You can use HAMOC to:

Generate interactive maps and plots relating to a location

Quickly search documents for crucial information, including keywords, themes and named entities

How it works

Criminal activity and infringements to human rights can take many forms, each of which are extremely complicated to fully understand and uncover.

We have had the privilege of collaborating with a number of organisations across the UK to help them overcome significant problems within their communities, which are common across the world.

Our approach

Our team of subject matter experts and technical developers works with you to understand your challenge(s), including your statement of requirement.

Our team works with your experts to identify the data required to support you, we offer research services, which you can use to fill any gaps in the information you hold.

HAMOC can ingest large volumes of multi-source, multi-format open-source data, including social media and news.

Using the latest ethical AI techniques, HAMOC interprets this data, surfacing previously hidden trends and insights, which can inform your decisions.

These ethical AI principles ensure that transparency, explainability, fairness and privacy are built into your decision making processes.

These insights and trends are presented to you in an easy to use interface, allowing you to search, visualise and deep dive into the previously unstructured information.

Where it can be used

HAMOC can be used in any situation where you need to understand the interplay between various influences on a human population and its stability. These include, but are not limited to environmental, climate, health, resource, socio-economic and political threats, and physical violence and extremism.

Defence

HAMOC can be used for a wide variety of purposes in military organisations, including:

Planning and conducting military operations
Enhancing the legitimacy and trust in operations
Exercise and programme support
Policy and doctrine development
Legal and policy

Crisis

HAMOC can support the swift deployment of help during times of crisis and threat, such as natural disasters and aid in war torn areas.

This is possible due to the tool’s capabilities in the real time analysis of unfolding situations, which in turn improves situational awareness, understanding, prioritisation and the monitoring and evaluation of issues and resources.

Human Security

HAMOC can be used to conduct horizon-scanning, allowing you to understand changes in an environment and gain early-warning of potential flashpoints, such as civil unrest, food shortages and increases in crime rates.

Having such insights at your fingertips mean you will be able to operate proactively against upstream threats while responding more effectively to current issues.