Connected & Planned Data Sources
NASA EONET and USGS provide limited public catalogs, with an on-demand weather-model forecast. National warning, radar, hydrology, and response-provider integrations remain disconnected.
Open natural-event catalog entries surfaced by NASA EONET. This is not a comprehensive hazard feed, an official emergency alert, or proof that an event is verified. Only point geometry is plotted; event records without a point remain unplotted.
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Weather-model estimates for a place selected below. This is not an official warning, radar observation, or emergency forecast; model coverage and resolution vary by location.
USGS earthquake event feed with source event links and coordinates. It is not a full seismic-impact assessment, local warning service, or complete hazard inventory.
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Doppler radar, gridded precipitation, cyclone track forecasts, severe weather alerts.
River gauge stages, flood warning levels, dam discharge rates, reservoir capacity.
Satellite disaster mapping, flood inundation layers, landslide susceptibility atlas.
Sentinel-1 SAR interferometry for water extent, Sentinel-2 10m multispectral imagery.
MODIS / VIIRS active fire detections and high-temperature industrial/hazard thermal anomalies.
Road networks, bridge locations, health facilities, schools, and shelter infrastructure.