Public explorer guide
About the DeepTerrane Atlas
The Atlas is a structured graph for tracking actors, relationships, and evidence related to your subject area. The public explorer only shows records that have been intentionally marked as published.
How to read the Atlas
Core record types
Nodes
Nodes are the core actors in the Atlas. They can represent companies, regulators, governments, NGOs, vessels, people, or other entities.
Relationships
Relationships connect nodes and explain how those actors interact, influence, regulate, support, or affect one another.
Sources
Sources are the underlying references that support records in the graph. They can be documents, webpages, reports, filings, or other evidence.
Evidence notes
Evidence notes explain why a source is linked to a node or relationship and what that source supports.
What public users can do
Explorer features
Directories
Browse published nodes, relationships, and sources in structured directory views.
Compare
Compare two actors and review their direct links, shared counterparties, and overlapping evidence.
Pathfinder
Trace the shortest published path between two actors in the graph.
Recent
See the newest published updates across nodes, relationships, and sources.
Downloads
Download the currently published graph and evidence as JSON.
Watchlist
Save records in your current browser, annotate them, and export a briefing pack.
Important notes
Current public behavior
Published-only view
Public pages only show records that have been marked published. Draft and archived records are kept out of public-facing routes.
Browser-local watchlist
The watchlist and briefing pack are stored in your current browser only and are not account-synced.
Downloads reflect published data
The public downloads page only includes published records and evidence links that belong to published records.
Evidence is interpretive
Evidence notes explain how a source supports a record, but readers should still inspect the underlying source when possible.