Operations Console

This page is intentionally hands-on. Everything below runs on mock data so visitors can click a realistic mission map, switch internal hubs, open replay steps, and move scenario controls without needing a live backend.

Interactive operations console

Use a realistic 2D mission view instead of reading static product copy

Click a theater, switch hubs, inspect a replay chain, and push scenario sliders. This is still safe mock data, but the interaction model now mirrors the actual product much more closely.

Map drilldownHub switchingReplay reviewScenario controls

Visible layers

Operator pathEnergy -> shipping -> inflation

Decision window24-72h

Selected region

Hormuz

Shipping, insurance, and energy channels are converging around a chokepoint narrative. This mock region behaves like a live command view with route stress and country-pair tension.

Critical

TheaterMiddle East

Primary exposureOil / shipping / airlines

Signal mixNews 42 · AIS 7 · Rates 5

Country relations

Iran -> US88

Military and shipping channels are tightly coupled.

Iran -> Saudi Arabia67

Energy market signaling dominates direct cross-border risk.

Iran -> India54

Import exposure rises faster than direct security exposure.

Regional guidance

• Watch oil-linked ETFs and airline pressure paths before chasing broad risk-off.
• Use shipping and insurance chatter as confirmation, not first trigger.
• Operator review should separate physical closure risk from narrative escalation.

Recent mock events

Clustered strike chatter lifts marine insurance quotes.

Carrier rerouting headlines push freight and bunker sensitivity.

Gulf infrastructure mentions widen inflation-shock posture.

What this demonstrates

• 2D regional map with clickable hotspots and layer toggles
• country relations, regional guidance, and recent event cards
• hub switching across analysis, Codex, ontology, backtest, and resource views
• replay steps and scenario controls that change the same region's posture

Limits

• mock data only
• no external APIs
• no private feeds, secrets, or service endpoints