# Disaster Managers Explore Agentic AI

An interview with Guy Schumann, CEO and founder of RSS-Hydro, describes growing interest in agentic AI for disaster management, combining geospatial, satellite, sensor, and hazard data to support response, public safety, and digital-twin applications. For procurement professionals and contractors, the discussion points to potential needs in data integration, auditable and constrained AI agents, multilingual alerts, cybersecurity, and human-in-the-loop decision support. It identifies no active solicitation, contract value, or procurement deadline.

- Contractors can assess capabilities in integrating diverse hazard and geospatial data and building AI agents whose outputs are structured, auditable, and less prone to unsupported responses.
- Public-sector buyers evaluating disaster-response technology may find multilingual warning systems and human oversight relevant areas for solution design.
- The interview describes a market trend, not a funded procurement opportunity; it provides no solicitation or deadline to pursue.

**Jurisdictions:** international
**Industries:** Public Safety, Information Technology
**Topics:** Artificial Intelligence, Emergency Response
**Published:** November 13, 2026

### Government Entities
- European Space Agency (ESA)

### Vendors
- RSS-Hydro ()

### Key Quotes
> The more you structure your data so that an agent can interpret it correctly, without hallucinating or making things up, the better the reporting becomes.
> — Guy Schumann, CEO & Founder of RSS-Hydro

### Sources
- [Interview: How Agentic AI could transform disaster management](https://www.innovationnewsnetwork.com/agentic-ai-could-transform-disaster-management/75822) - Innovation News Network