Live Earth
Earthquakes around the world as they happen, with each quake's real seismic waves travelling around and through the planet.
Brad Conlin
Interactive models, simulations and tools across Earth and space, machine learning, robotics and security, built to be explored, not just read about.
Projects
Earthquakes around the world as they happen, with each quake's real seismic waves travelling around and through the planet.
Every tracked satellite moving in real time, what is passing over you right now, and when the space station flies by.
The world's air routes as a network: find the fewest flights between any two airports and see which hubs hold it together.
Every Wikipedia article edit, in every language, as it happens: flashing on the globe where the article's subject is.
Train a small network in your browser on 2D points and watch the decision boundary bend, the weights change and overfitting happen, step by step.
About 10,000 well-known films laid out as a galaxy of stars, placed by the meaning of their plots and facts, with search and recommendations.
Type a password and watch a simulated attacker work through it — common lists, words, predictable tweaks, then brute force — entirely in your browser, with nothing sent anywhere.
Research
In development
A simulation that links individuals, households, institutions and the wider society in one causal model, so that a change at one level can be traced through to its effects at the others.
ResearchAbout
Data scientist and analyst with about 20 years of experience and a PhD in data science and cybersecurity.
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