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EcoEYE
I built EcoEYE during a hackathon: an environmental monitoring mesh dashboard that brings a map, incoming data, and alerts into one interface.
The build uses simulated ingestion, not deployed environmental monitoring.
Putting readings in context
A measurement is easier to interpret when you can connect it to a place and see whether it needs attention. EcoEYE explores that relationship through a dashboard. The map provides a spatial view, ingestion brings example data into the interface, and alerting highlights conditions in the demonstration.
The monitoring interface
Think of the dashboard as the viewing end of a monitoring system. Its job is to make incoming information legible. A map and an alert offer different ways into the same information: where something is happening, and what deserves a closer look.
In EcoEYE, these interactions use simulated data. The alerts demonstrate dashboard behavior rather than report real environmental events.
A hackathon prototype
EcoEYE is a prototype of that interface. It sits alongside my agent-coordination work as a different kind of build: one puts information on a map, while the other organizes coding work. Both involve making a process easier to follow and inspect.