A new platform called TrackWanted utilizes artificial intelligence to create a live, 3D globe visualizing global industrial emissions and public registry data. The tool aggregates information from public environmental and registry records, featuring a "Carbon Watch" board that maps major carbon emitters like power plants and steel mills. This data is overlaid with live atmospheric information to compare local air quality against World Health Organization guidelines.
Beyond environmental tracking, TrackWanted incorporates an open-source intelligence (OSINT) layer. This allows users to look up aircraft tail numbers and cross-reference public authority wanted notices, including those from INTERPOL and OFAC. The platform strictly sources all its data from public agencies and registered bodies, with AI assisting in the backend processes of data aggregation, script optimization, and parsing complex data formats for visualization.
AI-Powered Globe Visualizes Industrial Emissions and Public Registry Data
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