Observed arrival · 2026-10-20
Sovereign Intelligence Division: open-source instruments
A public research site pairing sourced investigations with maps and counting tools built around open information.
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- Readers tracking public alerts and open-data records
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- The homepage says it runs its own instruments to limit link rot and repairs them when source formats change.
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The page says its alerts map pulls official notices across all 50 states, D.C. and U.S. territories, while its police-call log uses city open-data feeds and offers state, city, incident-type and time-window filters. It also describes a separate USGS-fed geospatial map and research pages that identify unsupported questions as gaps. The project says its instruments stay on its own pages to limit link rot; the homepage notes it is currently running on a free host.
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