ATLAS
Extracts atomic claims, detects contradictions, and distinguishes independent reporting from repetition.
Active researchDefy all reason.
A controlled laboratory for analytical methods that are too new, uncertain, or unconventional for operational adoption.
Altum explores analytical gaps that are too speculative, immature, or methodologically uncertain for operational adoption. Experiments can graduate, become standalone tools, or end in a documented postmortem.
Extracts atomic claims, detects contradictions, and distinguishes independent reporting from repetition.
Active researchTests temporal relationships in claim activity using explicit statistical methods and corrected significance thresholds.
Active researchCombines multiple signal classes into ranked threat horizons while preserving the components behind each score.
Active researchA structured record of stated red lines, threshold crossings, responses, and observed enforcement history. v1: 41 lines, 33 crossings, 14 actors, 6 domains, with Wilson-interval credibility scoring.
v1 completeTests whether interactive assumption models help analysts identify fragile conclusions faster than static confidence tables.
PrototypeInvestigates negative intelligence: when the absence of expected activity becomes analytically meaningful. 836k events processed against a live collector; 33 grade-A alerts to date.
Active — session 1 completeA synthetic simulation lab: sealed baseline populations and disposable counterfactual branches for testing defensive interventions against belief propagation. Synthetic entities and declared equations only—it does not model or predict real people.
Active researchManeuver and co-orbital detection from public element sets. Synthetic gates pass and live false positives are retracted; final real-maneuver persistence confirmation is pending.
Release candidateFragmentation forensics across 70,472 catalogue objects, dating 93 events. Validated against NASA data: median dating error 0.11 years, collision precision 1.00.
v1 completeEvery run compares an intervention branch against a read-only sealed baseline on the same synthetic population, and reports the divergence rather than a single outcome.
A fresh environment can run the work end to end from its written specification without undocumented operator knowledge.
Outputs remain traceable to a defined method, source, equation, or testable analytical rule.
The experiment performs a capability the suite does not already have—or demonstrates a measurable improvement to an existing one.
Altum is not a catalog of finished products. It is a controlled record of research in progress.