Data Sources

📡 1. Live Feeds We Use

• USGS Earthquake Hazards Program — global M2.5+ earthquakes and tsunami flags, past 24 h. Public domain.
• NASA EONET v3 — tracked natural events: tropical cyclones (with track history), wildfires, volcanoes, floods. Public domain.
• NOAA / National Weather Service — active Severe and Extreme weather alerts (US only). Public domain.
• NOAA CO-OPS — tide predictions at US reference stations. Public domain.
• Open-Meteo Weather API — temperature, humidity, wind, precipitation, UV index, weather codes. CC-BY 4.0.
• Open-Meteo Air Quality API — PM2.5, PM10, US AQI, and CAMS European pollen. CC-BY 4.0.
• Open-Meteo Flood API — river discharge (GloFAS). CC-BY 4.0.
• Open-Meteo Geocoding API — the city search box. CC-BY 4.0.
• OpenStreetMap / CARTO — base map tiles. © OpenStreetMap contributors.

🧮 2. Computed Indicators

Fire-weather risk and thunderstorm activity are risk indices we compute from live Open-Meteo readings, because no free global satellite-hotspot or lightning-network feed exists. They are always labeled “modeled”. See the Disclaimer.

🔁 3. Refresh Cadence

All feeds are polled directly from your browser about every 5 minutes while the page is open. No numbers are simulated, cached server-side, or manually entered.

🔌 4. API Access

EarthIntelPro does not currently offer its own public API — every feed we use is already a free public API you can call directly (links above), which is also the most reliable way to build on this data. If you are interested in partnerships or a hosted aggregate feed, email admin@earthintelpro.com.