Public intelligence

Public intelligence turns the internal event graph into useful public information. It supports education, organic discovery, sharing, embeds, community authority, and product acquisition.

Each meaningful public event may have a stable URL:

/storms/2026/08/16/kansas-city-mo/st-2026-08-16-kc-001

A page may contain event timing, affected areas, maximum estimated hail, confidence, source labels, a public map, reports, affected ZIP codes, supported structure estimates, revision time, and a call to action.

Potential public scopes include state, metropolitan area, city, county, ZCTA, event date, and historical location.

These pages derive from real StormTrust data rather than generic templates.

Programmatic pages contain substantive local data, disclose timestamps, expose provenance, avoid fabricated narrative and thin duplicates, provide interactive value, and use appropriate structured metadata.

Future distribution may include iframe embeds, Web Components, share cards, API-driven widgets, tenant-branded lookup, and property lookup where licensing permits it.

One event may produce several public and private outputs:

Storm event
   ├── public event page
   ├── city page update
   ├── alert
   ├── customer email
   ├── map visualization
   ├── report
   ├── social card
   ├── broadcast talking points
   └── partner embed

The same event model drives every output.