Build a Climate Grant Administrative Evidence Assembler

Cross-reference municipal stormwater asset profiles against historical OpenFEMA disaster declarations to assemble structured grant application administrative histories. Synthesize organized administrative justification packages linking assets to past federal declaration cycles.

Municipal resilience planners preparing climate adaptation grant submissions for stormwater infrastructure hardening.

Query historical OpenFEMA DisasterDeclarationsSummaries for target county administrative disaster counts.

Ingest municipal drainage asset inventories and map geographical coordinates to declared incident jurisdictions.

Synthesize structured administrative justification packages linking assets to past federal declaration cycles.

Generate verifiable grant evidence dossiers containing asset jurisdiction mapping and administrative references.

Browser-based project configuration workbench with asset geo-table preview, FEMA disaster query builder, and grant dossier export panel.

Fetch OpenFEMA v2 DisasterDeclarationsSummaries endpoint using $filter on state and incidentType, or load bundled synthetic county disaster records. Starter examples below are synthetic. They are not downloaded records.

FEMA OpenFEMA Utilizes OpenFEMA API endpoint v2/DisasterDeclarationsSummaries with OData $filter syntax (state eq and incidentType eq) to retrieve disaster declarations.

pydantic-ai, httpx, jinja2. Pydantic AI enforces type-safe parsing and strict schema validation across heterogeneous municipal asset tables and OpenFEMA JSON responses. Local small LLM or hosted general LLM API for synthesizing narrative adaptation administrative summaries.

Submit runnable source, pinned dependencies, setup commands, a working interface, example outputs, and a recorded end-to-end demo. Include tests and an action log.

Constructs valid OpenFEMA API query URLs using ISO-8601 timestamps and OData filter parameters.

Correctly maps asset locations to declared county disaster administrative incidents.

Outputs structured JSON administrative evidence packages containing asset IDs and administrative declaration counts.

Flags unverified asset jurisdictions or missing disaster declaration history for manual review.

```json [ { "input": { "county_fips": "12086", "state_code": "FL", "assets": [ { "asset_id": "PUMP-STA-04", "name": "Bayfront Lift Station" } ], "declared_events": [ { "disasterNumber": 4337, "incidentType": "Hurricane" }, { "disasterNumber": 4673, "incidentType": "Hurricane" } ] }, "expected_output": { "application_id": "GRANT-FL-12086-PUMP-STA-04", "administrative_declaration_count": 2, "primary_designation": "Hurricane", "evidence_package": { "record_type": "simplified synthetic app record", "asset_id": "PUMP-STA-04", "declared_disaster_references": [ 4337, 4673 ], "ready_for_submission": true } } }, { "input": { "county_fips": "48001", "state_code": "TX", "assets": [ { "asset_id": "CULV-R-12", "name": "Pine Creek Culvert" } ], "declared_events": [] }, "expected_output": { "application_id": "GRANT-TX-48001-CULV-R-12", "administrative_declaration_count": 0, "primary_designation": "UNKNOWN", "evidence_package": { "record_type": "simplified synthetic app record", "asset_id": "CULV-R-12", "declared_disaster_references": [], "ready_for_submission": false } } } ] ```

Simulates grant application administrative packages for review only. Does not disburse public funds or create binding municipal commitments. Use mock external writes. Require human review before any real deployment.