Viewing different source types together without erasing their provenance.
Global Intelligence Grid / World Mode
World Mode fuses read-only orbital model state, public infrastructure camera endpoints, public ground observations and Earth-event context on one spatial interface while preserving provenance and data-type boundaries.
The Intelligence Grid puts several public data layers on one Earth so you can compare what is happening in orbit and on the ground without pretending every source means the same thing.
This is OSOIX's living Earth. Satellites, public cameras and observation records appear together, but every layer keeps a label explaining where it came from.
ORBITAL MODEL
PUBLIC CAMERAS
GROUND OBSERVATIONS
EARTH EVENTS
WORLD MODE
Operator & learner steps
- Use the Satellite Directory to choose a space object.
- Toggle satellite/camera layers as needed.
- Select a public camera to request a fresh provider frame.
- Open Live Data Quality to check freshness.
- Use World Mode / fullscreen for spatial exploration.
What the terms mean
A refreshable public image endpoint whose capture time may differ from the OSOIX request time.
A globe-first presentation where the Earth remains the main interaction surface.
What this surface does not mean
- No private-camera ingestion.
- No face recognition or person tracking.
- Modeled satellite state is not direct telemetry.