A structured corpus for aviation security research.
If you're researching conflict-zone overflight policy, GPS denial, or aviation crisis response — AeroVigil is the dataset and the analyst notebook combined.
We catalogue every advisory, NOTAM, OSINT signal and analyst note with reliable timestamps, tier-tags and audit lineage. That's a research-grade corpus underneath an operational UI.
Explore
Time-series, donuts, choropleths over 30+ ping types. Save the view, export CSV.
Intelligence Inbox
Every normalized signal with hash-based deduplication. Original source URL and snapshot timestamp on every record.
Situations
Curated dossiers for ongoing flashpoints — useful as comparative case studies.
Tier-graded sources
Five-tier reliability classification you can reuse in methodology sections.
API access
Read-only API for the normalized corpus (researcher tier). Built for reproducibility.
Citable PDFs
Every report has a stable identifier and timestamp. Cite the same way you'd cite a NOTAM.
How a research team could use AeroVigil.
A team studying conflict-zone overflight policy needs a reproducible corpus, not a pile of bookmarked websites. Every record in the normalized inbox carries a reliability tier, the original source URL and a snapshot timestamp — so the methodology section can cite the corpus and its tier framework directly, and the read-only API lets reviewers re-run the extraction.
See it on live data.
Explore the sandbox on sample data in minutes — or book a 30-minute working demo and we’ll show you what the first morning looks like.