Add OpenWar Intelligence — Real-Time C4ISR OSINT Dashboard

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Tool Suggestion

Name: OpenWar Intelligence
URL: https://openwarintelligence.org
GitHub: https://github.com/federicocappa/openwar-intelligence
License: MIT (Free & Open Source)

Description

OpenWar Intelligence is a real-time C4ISR dashboard that fuses 9+ intelligence signals into a unified operational picture. It is a single-file browser-based tool (~266KB) requiring no installation or backend.

Capabilities

• SIGINT/ELINT spectrum analysis & electronic warfare monitoring
• • Nuclear forces tracking (bombers, ICBMs, C3 nodes)
• • • Maritime chokepoints & naval force disposition
• • • • Economic warfare (sanctions, SWIFT, oil flows, semiconductors)
• • • • • Multi-domain threat fusion with neural network pattern recognition

Suggested Category

Threat Intelligence / Monitoring / Geopolitical

Why it fits OSINT Framework

It aggregates open source intelligence across military, economic, and geopolitical domains into a single dashboard, making it directly relevant for OSINT analysts and researchers working on defense and security topics.

[sophymarine]

The proposal mentions a ~266 KB single‑file dashboard that runs entirely in the browser. When OSINT Framework maintainers review something like this, the first question is usually about data origin, not the UI. Which upstream sources feed the different panels? The SIGINT view, the nuclear forces section, the maritime layer, the sanctions checks.

If the dashboard aggregates open data, the README would benefit from naming each dataset directly. For example: which ADS‑B provider, which AIS stream, which sanctions lists. Analysts tend to favour tools where the provenance is visible and the same query can be reproduced elsewhere. Even a short table of sources and refresh intervals would make the submission far easier to assess.