Original Summary

Yesterday I shared Rouge Atlas here and asked for feedback. One of the first comments suggested keeping the map minimal by default, moving stats into a separate view, adding event filters and introducing a timeline to explore how things change over time. So I built it. Screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/E0hZX4f Site: https://www.rougeatlas.com What changed today The map is now the primary workspace, with three compact modes: Map, Explore and Analysis Added a working timeline You can scrub through time or play it automatically, and the map updates based on when incidents and signals were recorded. Added filters for: category severity region confidence map layers The visible incident counts and history bars now update dynamically with the selected time range. Improved marker positioning. Published incidents keep their source-reported locations, while records without coordinates are clearly marked as estimated instead of pretending the data is more precise than it actually is. Added record dates, clearer timeline guidance, localization improvements and some navigation cleanup. The biggest change is that Rouge Atlas now feels much more like an interactive atlas first, and a dashboard second. That direction came directly from the feedback I got here, so thanks to everyone who commented. I’m still figuring out what the most useful version of this product looks like, so I’d love more criticism. Especially: What would you add next?   submitted by   /u/Dramatic-Project-340 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/29 18:28:09