A propagation engine for the global energy and supply-chain system. 1,200 assets across 86 countries and 19 commodity classes. Click any one — the engine traces the cascade. Backtested against 71 historical events with 96% accuracy within ±1 tier.
Three layers, separable by design. Engine reasons procedurally. Logic encodes decisions. Data points are declared with confidence tiers. You can interrogate any assertion at any depth.
1,200 assets — refineries, terminals, pipelines, offshore and onshore projects, power plants, mines, ports, chokepoints — across 19 commodity classes. Geographic and topological at once.
Dependency graphs with declared confidence. Every assertion is verified, evidenced, reasoned, or estimated — visible at the point of use. The platform is honest about what it does and doesn't know.
Arm any asset. The engine propagates the disruption through the graph and returns one of six equilibrium archetypes. Calibrated against 71 historical events from 1999–2025.
The fastest way to see what the engine does is to watch it cascade through a canonical disruption. Pick one to launch the Atlas pre-armed.
The platform reasons across 19 commodity classes — not just oil and gas, but the full supply-chain web that ties them to fertilizer, freight, industrial metals, and food.
The engine is exercised against five decades of real disruption events. Where the model agrees with history, that's signal. Where it doesn't, the delta is published.
We don't sell forecasts.
We build reasoning instruments.
Strata-intel is for the analyst, the trader, the policy desk, and the risk committee that needs to see the cascade — not just the headline.
A propagation engine for the global energy and supply-chain system. 1,200 assets across 86 countries and 19 commodity classes. Click any one and the engine traces the cascade — who gets hit, by how much, on what horizon. Calibrated against 71 historical events; 96% backtest accuracy within ±1 tier.
mapservices.weather.noaa.gov/tropical.
Direct browser fetch is CORS-blocked — production deployments need a backend proxy.
Active storms shown on map are seed data; tap an Atlantic storm to see the real path NOAA would return.