Our disaster monitoring platform integrates 45+ individual data feeds from 25+ authoritative sources worldwide, including government agencies, scientific organizations, and international monitoring networks.
Data Feeds
Real-time Monitoring
Coverage
Alert Speed
Every data source in our network is carefully vetted for accuracy, reliability, and timeliness. We only integrate with official government agencies, scientific institutions, and established monitoring organizations.
Only official agencies and scientific organizations
Continuous monitoring and instant data ingestion
Automated checks and cross-source verification
8 data sources providing real-time monitoring
Coverage
Global
Update Frequency
Real-time
Data Types
3 types
Coverage
Europe & Mediterranean
Update Frequency
Real-time
Data Types
2 types
Coverage
Japan & Pacific
Update Frequency
Real-time
Data Types
2 types
Coverage
Australia & Region
Update Frequency
Real-time
Data Types
2 types
Coverage
Europe & Global
Update Frequency
Real-time
Data Types
2 types
Coverage
South America
Update Frequency
Real-time
Data Types
2 types
Coverage
Global
Update Frequency
Weekly
Data Types
3 types
We're constantly adding new data sources and expanding our monitoring capabilities. The sources listed above represent our core integrations. Many of these agencies provide multiple data feeds—for example, NASA DONKI provides 6 separate feeds (solar flares, CMEs, geomagnetic storms, etc.), and NOAA SWPC provides 9 different space weather data streams. In total, we monitor 45+ individual data feeds from these 25+ authoritative sources.
Local emergency services, regional weather agencies, and specialized monitoring networks
Satellite constellations, IoT sensors, and machine learning-enhanced monitoring systems
See how our comprehensive data integration provides the most complete disaster monitoring available. Start with our free demo to explore real-time data from all our sources.