Tearline by NGA Hack 4.0.7
Developer: National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
Category: Productivity
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Description
Tearline provides open source intelligence to the public.
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) is partnering with expert non-profit groups to grow public-facing, authoritative open source intelligence on various strategic, economic, and humanitarian intelligence topics that tend to be under-reported within in-depth or long-form formats.
Features
• Content is open and available to the general public
• Review all articles in chronological order or select a category of interest to view related articles
• Article Overview feature highlights the analytic overview, activity intro, looking ahead focus areas and things to watch for next
• Download the underlying structured data used in the articles, which are organized using simple color codes
• Read content in chronological order in the Timeline feature
• View infographics and visualizations summarizing the articles main content in the Graphs feature
• Satellite imagery analysis available in articles
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) is partnering with expert non-profit groups to grow public-facing, authoritative open source intelligence on various strategic, economic, and humanitarian intelligence topics that tend to be under-reported within in-depth or long-form formats.
Features
• Content is open and available to the general public
• Review all articles in chronological order or select a category of interest to view related articles
• Article Overview feature highlights the analytic overview, activity intro, looking ahead focus areas and things to watch for next
• Download the underlying structured data used in the articles, which are organized using simple color codes
• Read content in chronological order in the Timeline feature
• View infographics and visualizations summarizing the articles main content in the Graphs feature
• Satellite imagery analysis available in articles