The feeds behind Geo, and how often each is read
55 public feeds, grouped by what they watch. Nothing is scraped from a site that forbids it, nothing is resold as a bulk feed, and every row on the page links back to the record it came from.
Worker or emailOur own collector server45 run on Cloudflare Workers or arrive by email; 10 run on our own collector server, because their sources refuse a Worker or their data does not fit one. Those publish after a warm-up in which they learn the normal.
Government15
CanadaCanadian travel advice levels
Congressclosed briefings, war powers bills
Council of the EUEU sanctions decisions and statements
EU sanctionsEU listings added and removed
Federal Registernational emergencies, Entity List
IAEAUkraine plants, Iran, attacks on plants
Japan MOFAJapan embassy alerts and danger levels
OFACUS sanctions actions
Pentagondeployments, strikes, operations
State Dept advisoriestravel advisory levels, per country
UK FCDOUK travel advice changes
UK Ministry of Defenceoperations, shadowing, aid to Ukraine
UK sanctionsUK designations and ships, by regime
US embassy alertsalerts from 22 US embassies
White Houseemergencies, sanctions, tariffs
Air7
Aviation Weather Centernew volcanic ash and cyclone SIGMETs
EASAGNSS interference, conflict zones
Emptied airspacecivil traffic collapsing over a country (adsb.lol)
FAAtemporary flight restrictions
FAA NAS Statusground stops, airport closures
Military aviationtankers, airlift, surveillance vs normal (adsb.lol)
Taiwan MNDdaily PLA sorties and ships vs normal
GPS2
GPS interferencedegraded navigation by area (adsb.lol)
USCG NAVCENGPS satellite outages
Sea13
AMSAlaunch debris, firing, cable ships
BarentsWatchtraffic and landfall loitering, Norway
Danish Maritime Authoritydaily ships and corridor loitering, Danish straits
ENTSO-Esubsea power cable outages
Fintraffic Digitraffictraffic, loitering, sanctioned ships, Baltic
IMF PortWatchtransits through 28 straits
Japan Coast GuardWest Pacific firing, launches
MARADUS maritime alerts, by email
National Hurricane Centerstorms named, hurricane, major
NGAfiring, exercises, attacks, cable ships
NOAA Tsunamiwarnings, watches, advisories
Spanish Navy IHMMed and Black Sea firing
UKMTOmaritime security notices, by email
Internet2
RIPE RISrouted address space per country (RIPE RIS, RouteViews)
Tor Metricsusers outside Tor's expected range
Ground10
Copernicus EMSEU emergency mapping activations
FEMAUS disaster declarations
GDACSfloods, cyclones, eruptions, fires
NASA FIRMSfire clusters over conflict regions
National Weather ServiceExtreme alerts only
Night lightscity blackouts vs normal (NASA Black Marble)
ReliefWebnew humanitarian disaster records
Safecastradiation at 7 nuclear sites
UCDPconflict deaths per country, monthly
USGSquakes in conflict zones, M6.0+ worldwide
Space3
CelesTraknew objects in orbit, reentries
NOAA SWPCstorms at G2, S1, R2 and up
Space-Trackreentry predictions
Attention3
GDELTconflict news volume per country
Wikipedia editshourly edit bursts
Wikipedia readsdaily attention on conflict articles
How often each is read
Government
CanadaCanadian travel advice levels per country. Read every 30 min in the session, every 90 min outside it. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.13 min ago
CongressClosed and classified committee briefings, and war powers bills. Read every 30 min in the session, every 2 h outside it. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.13 min ago
Council of the EUCouncil of the EU sanctions decisions and statements on behalf of the EU. Read every 30 min in the session, every 1 h outside it. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.13 min ago
EU sanctionsEU sanctions listings added and removed, by programme. Read every 1 h in the session, every 3 h outside it. Keeps history, so the warm-up covers it.13 min ago
Federal RegisterNational emergencies declared and continued, and additions to the Commerce Entity List. Read every 1 h in the session, every 3 h outside it. Keeps history, so the warm-up covers it.13 min ago
IAEAIAEA updates on Ukraine's nuclear plants, Iran, and attacks or power loss at plants. Read every 1 h in the session, every 3 h outside it. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.13 min ago
Japan MOFAAlerts from Japan's embassies and its danger levels, for every country. English titles are our summaries; the notice itself is in Japanese. Read every 5 min in the session, every 15 min outside it. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.3 min ago
OFACUS Treasury sanctions actions: designations and removals, by programme. Read every 15 min in the session, every 1 h outside it. Keeps history, so the warm-up covers it.13 min ago
PentagonPentagon releases about deployments, strikes and operations. Read every 15 min in the session, every 45 min outside it. Keeps history, so the warm-up covers it.13 min ago
State Dept advisoriesUS travel advisory levels per country. A level change counts only when two reads in a row agree. Read every 15 min in the session, every 45 min outside it. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.13 min ago
UK FCDOUK travel advice changes per country. Read every 5 min in the session, every 20 min outside it. Keeps history, so the warm-up covers it.3 min ago
UK Ministry of DefenceUK Ministry of Defence: operations, shadowing of Russian ships and aircraft, deployments, aid to Ukraine. Read every 30 min in the session, every 1 h outside it. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.13 min ago
UK sanctionsUK sanctions designations and ships added, by regime. Read every 15 min in the session, every 1 h outside it. Keeps history, so the warm-up covers it.13 min ago
US embassy alertsSecurity alerts from 22 US embassies, one embassy per read. Each embassy is read about every 22 min in the session and every 66 min outside it. Keeps history, so the warm-up covers it.0 min ago
White HousePresidential actions and news: national emergencies, sanctions, tariffs naming a country, defense orders. Read every 10 min in the session, every 30 min outside it. Keeps history, so the warm-up covers it.3 min ago
Air
adsb.lolMilitary tankers, airlift and surveillance aircraft per region, against the same hour of the week. Runs continuously on our collector server; silent for its first 14 days while it learns the normal. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.0 min ago
adsb.lolCivil traffic over a country collapsing against its usual level for the hour. Runs continuously on our collector server; silent for its first 14 days while it learns the normal. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.0 min ago
Aviation Weather CenterVolcanic ash and tropical cyclone warnings for aviation worldwide, when a volcano or storm is new in seven days. Read every 10 min in the session, every 30 min outside it. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.3 min ago
EASAEASA safety bulletins on GNSS interference, conflict zones and airspace. Read every 1 h in the session, every 3 h outside it. Keeps history, so the warm-up covers it.13 min ago
FAAFAA temporary flight restrictions: security, space operations, VIP movements, hazards. Read every 10 min in the session, every 30 min outside it. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.3 min ago
FAA NAS StatusUS ground stops and full airport closures from the FAA command center. Read every 5 min in the session, every 15 min outside it. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.3 min ago
Taiwan MNDTaiwan's daily count of PLA aircraft and ships, against the last 30 days. Read every 1 h in the session, every 2 h outside it. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.13 min ago
GPS
adsb.lolAircraft reporting degraded satellite navigation, by area, outside known jamming zones. Runs continuously on our collector server; silent for its first 14 days while it learns the normal. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.0 min ago
USCG NAVCENGPS satellites out of service, to tell a satellite outage from jamming. Read every 30 min in the session, every 1 h outside it. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.13 min ago
Sea
AMSAAustralia's navigational warnings (NAVAREA X and AUSCOAST): space debris areas under rocket launches, firing ranges, cable ships. Australian Maritime Safety Authority, CC BY 4.0. Read every 30 min in the session, every 1 h outside it. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.13 min ago
BarentsWatchShip traffic off Norway, and vessels lingering near pipeline landfalls. Runs continuously on our collector server; silent for its first 14 days while it learns the normal. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.1 min ago
Danish Maritime AuthorityShips through the Danish straits per day, and ships lingering over Baltic cable and pipeline corridors. About three days behind. Runs continuously on our collector server; silent for its first 14 days while it learns the normal. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.0 min ago
ENTSO-EUnplanned outages of the subsea power cables between Baltic and North Sea countries: Estlink, NordBalt, SwePol, Baltic Cable, Fenno-Skan, NordLink, NorNed and others. ENTSO-E Transparency Platform, CC BY 4.0. Read every 30 min in the session, every 1 h outside it. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.13 min ago
Fintraffic DigitrafficShip traffic in the Baltic, vessels lingering over cable and pipeline corridors, and ships on the US or UK sanctions lists arriving after a month away (OFAC public domain; UK Open Government Licence v3.0). Runs continuously on our collector server; silent for its first 14 days while it learns the normal. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.1 min ago
IMF PortWatchDaily transits through 28 straits and canals, about three days behind. Read every 6 h in the session, every 12 h outside it. Keeps history, so the warm-up covers it.13 min ago
Japan Coast GuardJapan Coast Guard warnings for the West Pacific and the South China Sea (NAVAREA XI): gunnery, missile and launch areas, cable work. Source: 海上保安庁ホームページ. Read every 30 min in the session, every 1 h outside it. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.13 min ago
MARADUS Maritime Alerts and Advisories, delivered by email. Arrives by email when the agency publishes a notice; there is nothing to poll.last notice 453 h ago
National Hurricane CenterAtlantic and Pacific storms when named, when they become hurricanes, and at major strength. Read every 30 min in the session, every 1 h outside it. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.13 min ago
NGANavigational warnings: missile firing, exercises, attacks on ships, cable ships at work. Read every 10 min in the session, every 30 min outside it. Keeps history, so the warm-up covers it.3 min ago
NOAA TsunamiTsunami warnings, watches and advisories from NOAA's two warning centers. Read every 5 min in the session, every 10 min outside it. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.3 min ago
Spanish Navy IHMSpanish Navy warnings for the Mediterranean, the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov (NAVAREA III): firing exercises and closures. Instituto Hidrográfico de la Marina. Read every 30 min in the session, every 1 h outside it. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.13 min ago
UKMTOUKMTO and JMIC maritime security notices, delivered by email. Arrives by email when the agency publishes a notice; there is nothing to poll.no notice yet
Internet
RIPE RISRouted internet address space per country, every five minutes, against its own 7-day normal. Runs continuously on our collector server; silent for its first 14 days while it learns the normal. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.4 min ago
Tor MetricsTor users per country far outside the range Tor itself expects, about two days behind. Read every 3 h in the session, every 6 h outside it. Keeps history, so the warm-up covers it.13 min ago
Ground
Copernicus EMSEU satellite mapping activated for a disaster or crisis. Read every 30 min in the session, every 1 h outside it. Keeps history, so the warm-up covers it.13 min ago
FEMAUS major disaster and emergency declarations. Read every 1 h in the session, every 3 h outside it. Keeps history, so the warm-up covers it.13 min ago
GDACSDisaster alerts: floods, cyclones, eruptions, earthquakes, fires. Read every 15 min in the session, every 45 min outside it. Keeps history, so the warm-up covers it.13 min ago
NASA Black MarbleNight-time light over sixteen cities from NASA satellites, a row when a city goes dark against its own normal. Runs continuously on our collector server; silent for its first 14 days while it learns the normal. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.1 min ago
NASA FIRMSFire clusters over seven conflict regions, against each region's own normal. Read every 1 h in the session, every 2 h outside it. Keeps history, so the warm-up covers it.13 min ago
National Weather ServiceUS weather alerts at Extreme severity only. Read every 5 min in the session, every 10 min outside it. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.3 min ago
ReliefWebA new humanitarian disaster record opened by ReliefWeb (UN OCHA): epidemics, floods, earthquakes, complex emergencies. Read every 30 min in the session, every 1 h outside it. Keeps history, so the warm-up covers it.13 min ago
SafecastRadiation at seven named nuclear sites. Volunteer sensors, so the bar for a row is high. Read every 1 h in the session, every 3 h outside it. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.13 min ago
UCDPDeaths in organized violence per country each month, against the country's own previous twelve months. Uppsala Conflict Data Program, GED Candidate, CC BY 4.0. Read every 1 h in the session, every 1 h outside it. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.13 min ago
USGSEarthquakes in conflict regions, and any magnitude 6.0 or larger worldwide. Read every 2 min in the session, every 10 min outside it. Keeps history, so the warm-up covers it.1 min ago
Space
CelesTrakNew objects in orbit by launch, and reentries of payloads. Runs continuously on our collector server; silent for its first 14 days while it learns the normal. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.2 min ago
NOAA SWPCGeomagnetic storms, radiation storms and radio blackouts strong enough to degrade GPS and radio. Read every 10 min in the session, every 30 min outside it. Keeps history, so the warm-up covers it.3 min ago
Space-TrackUSSPACECOM reentry predictions for large uncontrolled objects; planned constellation deorbits are left out. Runs continuously on our collector server; silent for its first 14 days while it learns the normal. No history at the source, so it starts the day it is switched on.1 min ago
Attention
GDELTConflict-event news volume per country, by the hour. Read every 15 min in the session, every 1 h outside it. Keeps history, so the warm-up covers it.13 min ago
Wikipedia editsHourly edit bursts on the same articles, which land before the reads do. Read every 30 min in the session, every 90 min outside it. Keeps history, so the warm-up covers it.13 min ago
Wikipedia readsDaily reads of watched conflict articles. A day lands the next morning. Read every 1 h in the session, every 3 h outside it. Keeps history, so the warm-up covers it.13 min ago
Two tempos. Weekdays 08:00 to 17:00 New York the feeds run at their fast interval; everything else runs three to four times slower, with one catch-up sweep at 08:00. Collecting only in market hours was considered and rejected: a night nobody polled would read as a quiet night, and a quiet reading we never took is the one thing this page must not show.
Internet routing data: RIPE NCC Routing Information Service and University of Oregon RouteViews. The RIPE Routing Information Service (RIS) is a RIPE NCC service. With the help of network operators all over the world, RIS employs a globally distributed set of Remote Route Collectors (RRCs), typically located at Internet Exchange Points, to collect and store Internet routing data. Volunteers peer with the RRCs using the BGP protocol and RIS stores the update and withdraw messages. RIS data can be accessed via: RIPEstat, the “one-stop shop” for all available information about Internet number resources. RIPEstat uses individual widgets to display routing and other information; RIS Live, a real time BGP streaming API allowing server-side filtering of BGP messages by prefix or autonomous system; RIS Raw Data, available for each route collector, with state dumps and batches of updates made available periodically; RISwhois, that searches the latest RIS data for details of an IP address using a plaintext “whois”-style interface. It is useful when querying RIS data using scripts.