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arXiv AI By Sidi Wu, Lifeng Lin, Yizi Chen, Anna Yokokubo, Lorenz Hurni

Agentic Hazard Mapper: Emulating Expert Map-Making with AI Agents for Risk Communication

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Agentic Hazard Mapper is a multi‑agent system that automates the creation of hazard maps by emulating professional cartographic workflows and design trade‑offs. The system adapts its design decisions to varying data, locations, and hazard contexts, and was evaluated through a formative study with map experts and a user study with hazard practitioners. Results showed that the generated maps improved spatial understanding and evacuation‑planning performance, reduced perceived workload and task completion time, and were generally preferred over municipal maps.

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