Crucix pulls satellite fire detection, flight tracking, and economic data from 27 open-source intelligence feeds onto a single self-contained local dashboard

Description and use

Crucix consolidates 27 OSINT feeds on satellite fire detection, flight tracking, and economic data into a single local dashboard, providing instant, offline access.

Problem

Integrating diverse open‑source intelligence (OSINT) feeds into a unified, locally hosted dashboard was fragmented and time‑consuming.

Outcome

A single, offline dashboard that aggregates satellite fire detection, flight tracking, and economic data from 27 OSINT feeds, enabling rapid, unified situational awareness.

Workflow

• 1. Clone the Crucix repository from GitHub.
• 2. Install required dependencies (Python, Docker, or Node.js as specified).
• 3. Configure API keys and feed URLs in the provided config file.
• 4. Run the data ingestion pipeline to pull data from all 27 feeds.
• 5. Launch the local dashboard server (e.g., via Docker Compose).
• 6. Verify real‑time updates for satellite fire, flight, and economic data on the UI.
• 7. Schedule periodic refreshes using the built‑in cron or systemd timers.

Evidence

Crucix pulls satellite fire detection, flight tracking, and economic data from 27 open-source intelligence feeds onto a single self-contained local dashboard.

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