ATF distance tables are a nightmare spreadsheet problem and I turned them into a platform
BlastRadius OS ingests your explosive magazine inventory, parcel geometry, and occupancy classifications and auto-calculates BATFE quantity-distance compliance across every magazine on site. It flags violations before an inspector shows up, generates IME-compliant siting diagrams, and tracks your license renewal windows across multi-site mining and demolition operations. If you've ever had a blaster manually redraw a QD arc in AutoCAD at midnight you know exactly why this exists.
- Automatic QD arc calculation across all magazine types (Type 1 through Type 5) with real-time violation flagging
- Parses and validates explosive inventories against 47 distinct BATFE storage classifications without manual lookup
- Native integration with Esri ArcGIS for siting diagram export directly into your existing GIS workflows
- Multi-site license renewal calendar with jurisdiction-aware expiration logic — no more missing ATF Form 5400.29 windows
- IME-compliant PDF siting diagrams generated on demand
Esri ArcGIS, AutoCAD LT, BlastBase Pro, SiteTrack Enterprise, Salesforce, DocuSign, MineOS Central, FedEx Freight API, GovConnect QD, LicenseVault, MSHA DataBridge, Trimble TerraFlex
BlastRadius OS runs as a set of microservices containerized in Docker, with each compliance calculation domain isolated behind its own internal API boundary so a bad parcel geometry import never contaminates your magazine inventory state. All transactional QD calculations are persisted in MongoDB, which handles the nested site-parcel-magazine document hierarchy better than anything relational would. The frontend is a React SPA talking to a FastAPI backend, and Redis handles long-term storage of license renewal schedules and site configuration snapshots. Every siting diagram render is queued through a dedicated worker pool so a complex 40-magazine site doesn't block the rest of your operations.
🟢 Production. Actively maintained.
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