Active Threats
CBRN Threat Radar
Signal Sources
Active Threats
CBRN Threat Radar
Signal Sources
Seismic Activity — USGS M4.5+ (24h)
Air Quality — CBRN Sites (Open-Meteo)
Wind / Plume Modeling — Key Sites
GDACS Global Disasters (Live)
Radiation Monitoring — Safecast / EURDEP
European Radiation Network (EURDEP)
Trend Spike Alerts
Interest Over Time
Country CBRN Heatmap
CBRN Category Distribution
Active CBRN Keywords
Fear Signal Feeds
Top CBRN Trending
Keyword Spike Analysis
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Fear Signal Breakdown
Google Trends — CBRN Search Signals
Wikipedia CBRN Pageviews
Behavioral Signals
Nuclear Facility Tracker
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Intelligence Reports
Overall Threat Score Timeline
Anomaly Log
Period Comparison
Source Health Over Time
Detected Signals — Individual Items
--Aggregate Interpretation — All Signals Combined
Alert State Changes
0Channel Coverage — Source Health
--Blind Spots & Coverage Gaps
--Shannon Entropy — Signal Diversity
--Nuclear
Biological
Chemical
Radiological
Algorithm Comparison — All Categories (6 Algorithms)
Statistical Detection Summary
Methodology & Academic References (8 Algorithms)
AI Intelligence Briefing
Micro-Signal Amplification
0 signalsPredictive Forecast
Cross-Correlation Matrix
NLP Content Analysis
Geographic Intelligence
Adaptive Baseline
Intelligence Cycle Status
Source Reliability Assessment (NATO Admiralty Code)
Multi-Domain Threat Radar
Analysis of Competing Hypotheses
CBRN Warning Indicators
Priority Intelligence Requirements (PIR)
Intelligence Collection Gaps
Intelligence Event Timeline
Middle East Facility Intelligence Atlas
OSINT-sourced CBRN + C4ISR database — 18 countries • 6 categories • 168 facilities
Facility Comparison (0/3)
GeoIntel Theater View
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Facilities (--)
Facility Intelligence
Related Intelligence
Treaty Compliance Matrix — Selected Countries
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Iran CBRN Geo-Investigation
Comprehensive geospatial intelligence — Nuclear, Biological, Chemical, Missile & Weaponization Sites
Iran & Middle East Theater
Critical Sites Assessment
All Investigation Sites (--)
Site Intelligence
DPRK CBRN Geo-Investigation
Nuclear, Missile, Chemical & Biological Sites — Democratic People's Republic of Korea
Korean Peninsula Theater
Critical Sites
All Sites (--)
Site Intelligence
Key Intelligence Assessment
North Korea maintains an active nuclear weapons program with an estimated 40-50 warheads, extensive ballistic missile capabilities including ICBMs, and suspected chemical and biological weapons stockpiles. The regime has conducted 6 nuclear tests and over 100 missile launches since 2006.
Nuclear Arsenal
Estimated 40-50 nuclear warheads with fissile material for 12 more annually. Plutonium from Yongbyon 5MWe reactor and HEU from Kangson/Yongbyon centrifuge plants.
ICBM Capability
Hwasong-17/18 ICBMs capable of reaching continental US (13,000+ km range). Solid-fuel Hwasong-18 tested in 2023 reduces launch preparation time.
Chemical Weapons
Estimated 2,500-5,000 tons of CW agents including nerve agents (VX, sarin), blister agents (mustard), and blood agents. Multiple production facilities.
Underground Network
Extensive tunnel network (estimated 8,000+ tunnels) for concealment of military assets, nuclear materials, and command infrastructure.
OSINT Reference Sources
5 sourcesRussia CBRN Geo-Investigation
Nuclear Arsenal, Novichok Program, Biopreparat Legacy & Strategic Missile Forces
Russian Federation Theater
Critical Sites
All Sites (--)
Site Intelligence
Key Intelligence Assessment
Russia possesses the world's largest nuclear arsenal (~5,580 warheads), advanced delivery systems including hypersonic missiles, and legacy chemical/biological weapons infrastructure. Despite CWC/BWC membership, the Novichok program and suspected BW facilities raise proliferation concerns.
Nuclear Arsenal
Approximately 5,580 total warheads (1,674 deployed strategic). Modernizing with Sarmat ICBM, Avangard HGV, Poseidon nuclear torpedo, and Burevestnik nuclear-powered cruise missile.
Novichok Program
Fourth-generation nerve agents developed at GosNIIOKhT. Used in Skripal poisoning (2018) and Navalny poisoning (2020). Stockpile status unknown despite OPCW declarations.
Biopreparat Legacy
Soviet-era offensive BW program employed 60,000+ scientists. Key facilities at Vector (Koltsovo), Obolensk, and Kirov. Current dual-use research status monitored.
Hypersonic Weapons
Kinzhal air-launched ballistic missile (Mach 10+), Avangard hypersonic glide vehicle, and Zircon anti-ship missile deployed operationally.
OSINT Reference Sources
5 sourcesSyria CBRN Geo-Investigation
Chemical Weapons Program, OPCW Investigations, Attack Sites & Nuclear Reactor Destruction
Syria & Levant Theater
Critical Sites
All Sites (--)
Site Intelligence
Key Intelligence Assessment
Syria's CBRN history includes a covert nuclear reactor destroyed by Israel in 2007, confirmed chemical weapons use during the civil war (2013-2018), and ongoing concerns about undeclared CW stockpiles. The OPCW continues investigating gaps in Syria's chemical weapons declaration.
CW Attacks
Confirmed sarin attacks at Ghouta (2013), Khan Shaykhun (2017), and chlorine attacks at Douma (2018). OPCW Investigation and Identification Team attributed attacks to Syrian government forces.
Al-Kibar Reactor
Covert nuclear reactor at Al-Kibar (Deir ez-Zor) destroyed by Israeli airstrike in September 2007. IAEA confirmed undeclared nuclear material. North Korean assistance suspected.
SSRC Network
Scientific Studies and Research Center (SSRC/CERS) — primary entity for CW development. Key facilities at Barzeh (Damascus) and Masyaf (Site 4). Targeted by US/UK/France strikes in 2018.
Declaration Gaps
OPCW identified significant gaps in Syria's CW declaration. At least 20 outstanding issues remain unresolved. Suspected undeclared stockpiles and production facilities.
OSINT Reference Sources
5 sourcesSaudi Arabia CBRN Geo-Investigation
Nuclear, Biodefense, Hospitals, Universities, Defense Industry, Research & Military Sites — Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Arabian Peninsula Theater
Critical Sites
All Sites (--)
Site Intelligence
Source Reliability Leaderboard
Data Source Status
OSINT Alert Level (OAL) Calculator
Multi-Hypothesis Threat Modeling
Geographic Threat Concentration
Problem Sources
All Monitored Sources
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Quality Assurance Metrics
Live signal detection performance — FPR, FNR, F1, MTTD, Source Uptime
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Baseline Drift & Snapshot Stats
Test Suite Coverage
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