Your sources, together.
Follow the evidence.
Explore Heimdall’s integration and fusion workflow: existing cameras, sensors, LoRa loggers and human observation records become one time- and location-aware picture. Follow the steps, trace each record to its origin and try an optional source.
Synthetic observations · local coordinates · no live instruments, aviation feeds or AI services connected.
Provenance stays visible: instrument records, logger measurements and human accounts retain their original source references. Context is labelled; additional hardware is optional.
What belongs together?
What still needs checking?
Switch scenarios, inspect a source or tune the time and area limits. Your selections update the shared picture above and the evidence review below.
Tune time & area rules
Demo rules: at least two instrument records, including CAM-A, with clock uncertainty ≤2 s. Distance refers to source locations, not an object position.
The optical timing and direction overlap an illustrative aviation track. Identity is unconfirmed. Check the original track, camera orientation and timing; assess other sensor deviations separately.
Why associated?
What is still missing?
Human review
How this explorer works
This browser-only prototype applies transparent time, instrument-distance and clock-quality rules to synthetic records. Baseline deviations and reference candidates are pre-authored for illustration. Existing-source and optional-source labels describe their role in the example, not a claimed live integration. It does not detect objects, classify UAP, perform live sensor fusion, triangulate a position or establish a shared cause. Marking a case reviewed records a temporary reading state in this tab.
Your existing sources. A shared picture.
Trace every observation back to its origin.