Layer Catalog
Organizes live and OSINT layers into categories such as Earth Intelligence, Mobility Intelligence, Space Intelligence, and Military OSINT.
OSINT Threat Radar is a geospatial threat intelligence dashboard designed to aggregate and visualize public signals relevant to situational awareness: news and cyber-relevant events, earthquakes, GDACS disaster alerts, live aircraft, CelesTrak satellites, GPS/Starlink layers, AIS-ready vessels, and conflict-related OSINT events.
The platform is built as a practical monitoring and visualization layer for open-source intelligence and threat-relevant public signals. It combines normalized backend collectors with a map-oriented frontend that uses a ClimateViewer-style map list, active layer management, and separate visual styles for mobility, space, Earth intelligence, and military OSINT signals.
Organizes live and OSINT layers into categories such as Earth Intelligence, Mobility Intelligence, Space Intelligence, and Military OSINT.
Provides an interactive radar-style dashboard with active maps, clear maps, filtering, popup metadata, and visual layer separation.
Uses FastAPI collectors and normalizers for public feeds and API-based sources, exposing results as JSON or GeoJSON-like structures.
The public frontend is published on GitHub Pages, while the API and collectors run on the self-hosted Dell PowerEdge T340.
The operational dashboard is published on GitHub Pages:
https://lmolinario.github.io/tools/osint-threat-radar/radar/
The local portfolio route remains available as a redirect for consistency:
Digital forensics, AI security, OSINT, threat intelligence, and external exposure research.
External domain exposure assessment across DNS, TLS, email security, and visible public-facing signals.
Selected technical projects across cybersecurity, digital forensics, AI security, and OSINT.