Datayo is an open-source collaborative data platform that curates nuclear weapons data like text, remote sensing, images. Project of @OpenNuclear @oeforg
China’s missile training area near Jilantai is undergoing significant expansion and upgrades, including 16 missile silos, half a dozen highbay facilities, two unique drive-through tunnels. I describe what I have discovered about the site in this article: https://t.co/S0USWREhr4
We will be closing the application process for the ONN Deputy Director position on 2⃣6⃣ February. Don't miss your chance to apply!
More info about the position here: https://t.co/RMDMaMmvdl
As #tech becomes ubiquitous across all aspects of lives, & intertwined with both personal/state security, a lack of #diverse participation will have consequences. If we want to build a more peaceful 🌏 all voices need to be included! @OurSecureFuture https://t.co/CyQGomWWmF
Incredible work of one of Datayo collaborators! It's our great pleasure to partner with @JacobBogle and host his #AccessDPRK map on Datayo (to be available soon!)
The #AccessDPRK 2021 map is now available! The Pro version offers over 64,600 places, while the Free version gives people access to a solid foundation re: North Korea's military, domestic, and cultural sites.
Pro: https://t.co/yZEgaaj5G4
Free: https://t.co/FNTFAvgpNv
(4/4) Iran is also to invest in a cryogenic engine, which per definition uses very low-temperature fuel and oxidizers (typically LH and LOX). Thus cryogenic engines have not been used on any ballistic missiles, but only on space launch vehicles. Image source:@tinfoil_globe
(3/4) Iran's ambitious plan for future rockets: the up-and-coming one in the lineup is called the "Simorgh" (named after Persian mythical bird), which shares technologies with DPRK's Unha rocket. It has not achieved orbital insertion in the past few years. Image source:@AmirIGM
We are happy to have Dr. @KatsuFurukawa as one of the authors on Datayo!
Check out his most recent piece on Japan's missile defense strategy here:
https://t.co/8qStedeEqA
Dr. @KatsuFurukawa, an analyst in our @OpenNuclear program, was recently awarded with the prestigious Seiron Award. Katsu was nominated due to his important contributions to detecting & identifying the networks of Weapons of Mass Destruction proliferators. https://t.co/gmRmo6ez4u
Currently up on our @OpenNuclear program's @Datayo_org platform, we have an overview of Japan’s efforts to upgrade its missile defense systems to match the evolving security environment, & the factors shaping the future course of Japan’s defense strategy. https://t.co/vyMSo3CTjE
We have new document collections to help you learn #OSINT! Check out the US Army Intelligence Center's course on imagery analysis & the FULL text of the Photo Interpretation Student Handbook.
For more information on DPRK missiles check out ONN's Viewbooks prepared for the parade on the 75th anniversary of the founding of the WPK.
Viewbook of DPRK missiles before 2020 parade:
https://t.co/llsbUGeGFT
Viewbook of DPRK 2020 parade:
https://t.co/MUmlO6rS2v
New article by @OpenNuclear is out on Datayo discussing the recent military parade in North Korea.
See inside:
-Overview of equipment presented at the parade
-New SLBM
-New short-range ballistic missile
https://t.co/UVdsQcOs2s
Our Exec. Director/COO @JonBellish said it best. A high level of #SocialTrust is mandatory to keep an environment of #peace instead of instigating violence. Whether it’s a pandemic or a violent protest; we must build social trust & collaborate peacefully. https://t.co/FKyDOeOjh5
To learn more about #coups around the world, check out our #CoupCast page from our @opennuclear program that uses historical data & machine learning to predict the likelihood of a coup attempt occurring in any country on a month to month basis.
https://t.co/VRj9zaWhi2
In response to yesterday's events at the capitol, our @opennuclear analyst, @ClaytonBesaw, shared in @ConversationUS what is considered a #coup, & what actually went down at the US capitol building. #StayInformed#SpreadPeaceNotWar
https://t.co/GrhmtJ2XK9
I don’t do a whole lot of these tweets, but I wrote a book this year on North Korea’s nuclear weapons—past and present—and whoever curates things here has made it an ‘Editor‘s Pick’ for ‘Best History‘. You can see what it’s about here & maybe even buy it! https://t.co/75y5crXxZs