ARGUS
All-Source OSINT Watch Floor
ARGUS is a free, open intelligence watch floor that fuses dozens of live, public OSINT feeds — aircraft, earthquakes, disasters, satellites, cyber vulnerabilities, space weather, and geopolitical events — onto a single 3D globe and live signal feed. Every value traces to a real public source; nothing is mocked.
What is ARGUS?
ARGUS is a free, open web application styled as an intelligence-agency watch floor / all-source fusion center. It aggregates real, live, public open-source intelligence (OSINT) feeds into one console: a 3D globe, live signal feeds, domain boards, and data-dense entity dossiers.
Is the data real or mocked?
Every panel traces to a real public feed — no mock, placeholder, or fabricated data is ever shown. When a source fails, ARGUS serves the last-good data flagged "stale" rather than blanking the panel or inventing values.
What data sources does it use?
USGS (earthquakes), OpenSky Network (live aircraft ADS-B), The GDELT Project (geopolitical news), GDACS and NASA EONET (disasters and natural events), NOAA SWPC (space weather), CISA (known-exploited vulnerabilities), CelesTrak and wheretheiss.at (satellites and the ISS), and The Space Devs Launch Library 2 (rocket launches). All sources are public and free.
Is ARGUS affiliated with any government or intelligence agency?
No. ARGUS is an independent demonstration project. It is not affiliated with any government agency and impersonates none. It uses only public, open-source data and does not track private individuals.
The four views
- Watch Floor — 3D globe of aircraft, earthquakes, disasters, and satellites + a live multi-source signal feed and threat-posture indicator.
- Cyber — CISA Known-Exploited-Vulnerabilities board with CVSS and ransomware flags.
- Space — planetary Kp space-weather gauge, ISS orbital tracking, and upcoming rocket launches.
- Feeds — integration health board: every feed as LIVE / DEGRADED / OFFLINE with record counts and latency.
Data sources
USGS · OpenSky Network · The GDELT Project · GDACS (UN/EC) · NASA EONET · NOAA SWPC · CISA · CelesTrak · wheretheiss.at · The Space Devs (Launch Library 2)
The name comes from Argus Panoptes, the hundred-eyed all-seeing watchman of Greek myth — fitting for a console that keeps many eyes on the world at once.