Rehearse the response — on a live map, with the real assets, before the incident.
ARTEMIS is a multi-agency, multi-jurisdiction scenario engine. Real GIS, real comms protocols, real asset databases — every entity has an information card, every decision is timestamped, and every exercise produces a measurable after-action review. Four variants, one workflow.
Tabletop on a real map. Computer-driven on a real timeline.
Most tabletop exercises happen on paper or PowerPoint — abstracted, unmeasured, and disconnected from the actual assets a participant would dispatch. ARTEMIS runs the scenario on the live map your operators already use, with the asset rosters of the participating agencies loaded in.
The result: training time that maps directly onto operational tempo, and KPIs that match what gets measured during a real incident.
One engine. Four industry libraries.
Each variant ships with a curated library of assets, entities, comms protocols, and KPI templates appropriate to its sector — so the exercise feels native on day one.
ARTEMIS MIL
Multi-agency civil-military exercises. Wildfire, mass-casualty, earthquake, or any other emergency or military scenario — coordination between municipal, provincial, federal, and military responders.
ARTEMIS Mining
Aligned to Toward Sustainable Mining (TSM). Tailings dam, ARD, community-impact, evacuation — exercises that document compliance and competence.
ARTEMIS Logistics
Network design, DC siting, load consolidation, disruption response. The variant behind our US Distribution case study — ~30% transport savings, K-means DC placement.
ARTEMIS DRR
Earthquake, flood, typhoon, mass-casualty. Whole-of-society scenarios that bring together first-responders, public health, military support, and NGO partners.
What an ARTEMIS session looks like.
The training method we use is older than the simulator.
Experiential learning
"For the things we have to learn before we can do them, we learn by doing them." Aristotle had it right. ARTEMIS is the apparatus for doing it safely.
Instrumented
Every decision and message timestamped. Every entity move logged. After-action review is data, not memory.
Repeatable
Same scenario, run quarter after quarter, exposes whether the new procedure actually moved the KPI — or whether everyone just got more comfortable with the old one.
Multiple Military and Multi-agency Scenarios
ARTEMIS is in use beyond Canada — here, run as a live multi-agency scenario with an Air Force, on the same engine used for civilian and inter-agency exercises.
Same engine. Local rosters, local terrain, local KPIs.
ARTEMIS loads the participants' actual asset roster, GIS layers, and comms protocols — so the exercise is recognisably the operator's own environment, not a generic simulator. After-action review uses the KPIs the operator is already accountable to.
From mass-casualty rehearsals to multi-domain scenarios — one workflow, multiple variants.