USAR Quake Rescue Response Simulator: Colombia vs Venezuela Cross-Border Protocols

Disaster Topologies (Presets)

Deployment Tool Palette

Select a tool and click into either theater to place or inspect:

Civil Protection Doctrine Matrix

Heavy Machinery Latency 4.5 hrs

Thermal/Drone Grid Rate High (85%)

Secondary Shoring Capacity 800 kN

Interactive Instructions:

Click any debris block to drag, probe or relieve stress.
Place shoring posts beneath overhead concrete slabs to halt collapse progression.
Scrub the timeline to evaluate survival probabilities across doctrine speeds.

Theater A: Colombia USAR Protocol

UNGRD / PONALSAR Standard

Void Stability: 94%

Active Shoring: 3 Units (Pneumatic)

Acoustic Grid: Triangulating (3.8m)

Extraction Speed

1.8 m/hr

Slab Shift Hazard

12 kN/m²

Survivors Reached

4 of 5

Theater B: Venezuela Protocol

PC-AD Manual Cribbing

Void Stability: 68%

Active Shoring: 1 Unit (Improvised)

Acoustic Grid: Manual Tapping

Extraction Speed

0.7 m/hr

Slab Shift Hazard

38 kN/m²

Survivors Reached

2 of 5

Golden-Hour Triage Timeline

Time Elapsed Since Mainshock Seismic Event

T + 14.0 Hours

0h (Incident) 12h (Initial Shoring) 24h (Golden Window) 48h (Phased Heavy Cut) 72h (Survival Limit)

Dynamic Survivability Curve Comparison (INSARAG Model) ■ Colombia ■ Venezuela

Protocol Parameter	Colombia (UNGRD / INSARAG Heavy)	Venezuela (Protección Civil / Local Cribbing)	Operational Impact Assessment
Primary Structural Stabilization	Engineered Hydraulic & Pneumatic Struts	On-site Improvised Timber Cribbing	+62% Load Resistance
Void Acoustic Triangulation	Seismic multi-node geophone array	Physical voice tapping & listening cups	4.2x Faster Localization
Heavy Machinery Integration	Phased crane de-layering after void mapping	Ad-hoc excavator removal from perimeter	Risk of Void Collapse
72-Hour Survivor Retrieval Rate	84.2% Estimated	51.6% Estimated	Golden Hour Delta: 32.6%