Original field guides for interpreting live aviation, public alerts, maritime movement, GNSS disruption, and satellite observations without turning incomplete data into certainty.
Short, silent walkthroughs of the live interface. Pause at any step and keep the map open in another tab while you follow along.
A single guided walkthrough of the navigation, workspace, map controls, quick views, aircraft tools, public alerts, environmental signals, weather, ships, and satellites.
Switch between all aircraft, military aircraft, and government or special-mission candidates without changing the selected data source.
Enter focused selection mode, click the aircraft you want, and keep only their sampled trails on the map.
Show recent trails for selected militaries and add subdued historical movement without mistaking it for a live position.
Enable official alert areas and UAV alert-event routes while keeping current warnings visually separate from older context.
Turn on one signal at a time, open its details, and read update time and coverage before drawing a conclusion.
Use strike-focused NASA thermal detections together with recent satellite imagery to examine context and likely false positives.
Switch between rain, clouds, wind, temperature, and pressure while preserving the current map view.
Enable AIS or satellite positions, choose an object, and inspect its identifiers, freshness, and available external record.
These guides explain the assumptions, failure modes, and verification steps behind the layers available in the product.
SkyWatch explains what a public observation supports, what it leaves unknown, and which failure modes can change the picture. We do not convert a callsign into a mission, a thermal pixel into attribution, or a missing transmission into proof of absence.
Corrections, source concerns, and questions about these guides can be sent to support@skywatchintel.com.
