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Site Intelligence: Getting Started
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Site Intelligence · Getting Started
Connected country, regional, earth-systems, economic, humanitarian, trade, energy, event, alert, scenario, and briefing intelligence.
Purpose
This guide provides a safe first run of Site Intelligence. It explains the product role, the main feature surface, the synthetic demonstration dataset, how to recognize a valid result, and when human or expert review is required.
Capability overview
- Country Dossiers
- Regional Comparison
- Earth Systems Observatory
- Economics and Markets
- Humanitarian and Conflict
- Trade and Energy
- Live Event Intelligence
- Alerts and Monitoring
- Scenario Studio
- Research Paths
- Saved Investigations
- Briefing Workflows
- Source and Provenance Panels
- Public API
- Embeds
- Offline and Accessible Views
Prerequisites
- A modern supported browser or runtime
- The current installed product and service version
- A new demonstration workspace
- No confidential, personal, credential, or production information
- A named reviewer for consequential output
Sample data
This article uses a fictional Resilient Community Retrofit Program. The files contain one demonstration row for every documented feature, so each capability can be tested without private or production data.
Download CSV feature examples · Download JSON workspace example
Preview
| # | Feature | Sample action | Expected result | Classification |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Country Dossiers | open a Kenya dossier and inspect update and source metadata | a multi-domain country overview | synthetic-demo |
| 2 | Regional Comparison | compare compatible indicators for Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda | an aligned table or chart | synthetic-demo |
| 3 | Earth Systems Observatory | review rainfall anomaly, vegetation, weather, and hazard signals | a time-bounded earth-systems view | synthetic-demo |
| 4 | Economics and Markets | inspect inflation, fiscal, food-price, and development indicators | a sourced economic context view | synthetic-demo |
| 5 | Humanitarian and Conflict | review public displacement and humanitarian-need signals | a harm-aware summary | synthetic-demo |
The downloadable files include all 16 feature rows.
Procedure
- Open the product from its canonical Sustainable Catalyst page or administrative route.
- Confirm the product and backend version before creating data.
- Create a synthetic workspace named SITE-INTELLIGENCE-RETROFIT-001.
- Download the CSV and JSON examples supplied below.
- Use the feature matrix to complete the first six feature checkpoints.
- Save, close, and reopen the workspace to verify persistence.
- Inspect warnings, sources, units, permissions, and lifecycle state.
- Export or hand off only after completing the verification checklist.
1. Country Dossiers
Action: open a Kenya dossier and inspect update and source metadata.
Expected result: a multi-domain country overview.
2. Regional Comparison
Action: compare compatible indicators for Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda.
Expected result: an aligned table or chart.
3. Earth Systems Observatory
Action: review rainfall anomaly, vegetation, weather, and hazard signals.
Expected result: a time-bounded earth-systems view.
4. Economics and Markets
Action: inspect inflation, fiscal, food-price, and development indicators.
Expected result: a sourced economic context view.
5. Humanitarian and Conflict
Action: review public displacement and humanitarian-need signals.
Expected result: a harm-aware summary.
6. Trade and Energy
Action: review fuel-import dependence and energy-system exposure.
Expected result: a trade and energy profile.
Expected output
- a multi-domain country overview
- an aligned table or chart
- a time-bounded earth-systems view
- a sourced economic context view
- a harm-aware summary
- a trade and energy profile
- A saved record that reopens without data loss
- An export or handoff that identifies product, version, artifact, source, and review state
Verification
- Every sample value remains attached to its identifier and classification.
- Warnings remain visible and are not silently treated as approval.
- The saved workspace reopens in a clean session.
- The product and version shown in output match the installed release.
- Another reviewer can understand how the output was produced.
Responsible use
Public intelligence may be incomplete, delayed, or contested; do not use it for targeting, surveillance, emergency command, or unsupported prediction.