World signals
Aircraft, vessels, satellites, earthquakes, weather, transit, fires, infrastructure, cameras, traffic, radio, and launch data—subject to source availability and policy.
TRACERNET PRODUCT · AUTHENTICATED BETA
Atlas Suite
An open spatial-signal workspace that brings live public world data, environmental context, event correlation, and saved views into one globe.
RELEASE STATEAuthenticated beta
CANONICAL APPatlas.tracernet.org
ACCESSAtlas Users entitlement
RUNTIMECloudflare Worker
CURRENT PRODUCT
What Atlas does now.
These are implemented product surfaces. Provider availability, credentials, freshness, and license policy still determine which individual layers can answer.
Environmental intelligence
NOAA and NWS alert polygons, regional MRMS radar, a global weather-satellite mosaic, earthquakes, and bounded fire detections.
Event Lens
Correlates normalized events with nearby live and reference layers while keeping source, time, and freshness state visible.
Local workspaces
Save and restore map state, layer selections, camera position, annotations, and shareable view state in the current browser.
SIGNAL FAMILIES
One globe. Multiple public contexts.
Atlas keeps each provider and layer distinct instead of flattening everything into an unexplained map marker.
Air and maritime
Aircraft, selected military ADS-B, vessels, airports, ports, and live traffic context.
SOURCE-DEPENDENTEarth and weather
Earthquakes, NWS alerts, NOAA radar, satellite weather imagery, fires, and surface observations.
SOURCE-DEPENDENTCities and infrastructure
Transit feeds, cameras, datacenters, dams, power context, installations, and City Packs.
SOURCE-DEPENDENTSpace and launch
Satellites, orbital context, launch activity, and mission-oriented globe views.
SOURCE-DEPENDENTDATA CONTRACT
Visible state is not assumed truth.
Every source can move through explicit freshness and availability states.
LiveA source is answering inside its expected freshness window.
DelayedThe source is current enough to use but is not real-time.
StaleThe last known result is outside its expected freshness window.
ModeledThe display is calculated or simulated rather than directly observed.
FallbackA secondary source or lower-fidelity path is being used.
UnavailableThe source cannot currently provide usable data.
BETA BOUNDARIES
What the release does not imply.
Atlas is an active authenticated beta, not a hardened multi-tenant operations platform.
Source availability varies.Credentials, quotas, provider outages, geography, and license policy can block or reduce a layer.
Paid routes are controlled.Cost-bearing capabilities are not treated as unrestricted public endpoints.
No named-person tracking.Atlas models public events, assets, infrastructure, and systems—not face recognition or individual surveillance.
Local workspaces are device-local.Current workspace saving uses the browser; account-backed collaboration remains future work.
OPEN-SOURCE PROVENANCE
Built from an MIT-licensed spatial foundation.
Tracernet Atlas is derived from Bilawal Sidhu’s God’s Eye View project. The fork preserves attribution and upstream-compatible internal contracts while adding Tracernet product and deployment boundaries.