Time series trends, city comparison tables, and signal contribution analytics — turning raw risk scores into strategic intelligence.
🧠 OPEN BRAIN DASHBOARD LIVEEvery four seconds, Los Angeles's risk profile shifts. Earthquakes rumble beneath the Pacific. Wildfire smoke creeps inland from the San Gabriel Mountains. Storm systems spiral toward the coast. But most people have no idea which threat matters most, right now, in their neighborhood. That's where the Analytics tab changes everything.
The Brain Dashboard's Analytics tab is your control room. It transforms raw hazard data into actionable intelligence—showing you not just what's happening, but why it matters and how different risks compete for your attention. For Los Angeles, a city sitting at the intersection of seismic, wildfire, flood, and weather systems, this real-time synthesis is essential.
Three core visual systems work together to tell the complete risk story:
Los Angeles's time series tells a story of competing hazards. Watch the dashboard refresh every 4 seconds, and you'll see patterns emerge:
The Analytics tab plots how often each hazard type triggers across the Los Angeles basin. Earthquakes cluster along the San Andreas and Newport-Inglewood faults. Wildfires spike during Santa Ana wind season (October–March). Floods concentrate in foothill canyons and urban runoff zones. The city comparison table lets you see how your neighborhood stacks against other LA districts.
This is where the AI becomes transparent. The breakdown shows which data streams move the needle. For LA earthquakes: 40% USGS seismic network, 35% foreshock pattern AI, 25% strain field modeling. For wildfire: 50% satellite thermal imaging, 30% weather forecast integration, 20% fuel moisture index. You're not trusting a black box—you're reading the ledger.
Need details on your specific block? Check the Disaster Report for hyper-local risk breakdowns. But to understand the system itself—to see how Los Angeles's multi-hazard risk evolves minute by minute—the Analytics tab is your lens.
Watch the time series diverge. When earthquake and wildfire risk move in opposite directions, you're seeing the climate shift. When they both spike simultaneously, LA enters a critical window. The Analytics tab lets you spot these rare, dangerous alignments before they become headlines.