01 / Collect
Collect signals
Regional indicators, reviewed reporting, geospatial context, open media, visual evidence, and local observations enter with source labels attached.
CongoSignal gives authorized teams a shared workspace to monitor reviewed signals, inspect evidence, understand province-level change, and record documented decisions across DRC provinces.
Interface preview
Primary 2D layer
How it works
Three disciplined stages keep teams coordinated without hiding uncertainty or losing the reasoning behind an action.
Regional indicators, reviewed reporting, geospatial context, open media, visual evidence, and local observations enter with source labels attached.
Analysts compare reliability, timing, location confidence, freshness, and corroborating records before a signal influences planning.
Monitoring domains
Domains are separated so operators can tell live signals, reviewed context, research references, and blocked providers apart.
Reported incidents, verified conflict research, and armed-group activity remain review-gated before operational use.
Population pressure, displacement data, access constraints, and aid-route conditions are organized by province.
Floods, fire activity, weather, land-cover change, and other hazards are separated from conflict claims.
Administrative boundaries, infrastructure context, roads, waterways, and province overlays support spatial review.
Access
CongoSignal is not a public data portal. Access is reviewed manually for verified institutions working in or around the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Submit an institutional request with your role, expected users, and monitoring needs.
The operating team reviews source requirements, permissions, and workspace scope.
Approved users receive role-scoped access for dashboard, evidence, sources, and province files.
Include your institution, role, work email, intended use, and source sensitivity requirements. Requests are reviewed by the operating team, not auto-approved.
Start access requestDecisions, evidence links, responsible teams, assumptions, and follow-up notes are preserved in one traceable workspace.
Safe visual detections such as smoke, damage, blockage, congestion, and land disturbance require human review.
Public transcripts and channel context provide low-confidence early warning until corroborated and reviewed.
No automatic promotion into operations.
Records keep source, province, and review history.
Reviewed items can appear in map and province views.
Cached views and retry states keep operators moving.