Sentinel is a real-time geospatial monitoring and intrusion detection platform.
It simulates moving assets (vehicles or drones), allows the creation of restricted zones, and generates alerts when assets enter protected areas.
This project focuses on monitoring, detection, and response logic — not hardware or weapons.
Sentinel demonstrates:
- Real-time asset movement simulation
- Geofence (polygon) restricted zones
- Intrusion detection logic
- Risk-based alert generation
- Event logging system
- Tactical-style monitoring dashboard
It models the type of monitoring systems used in infrastructure protection, border security, and surveillance platforms.
- Dark tactical map (Leaflet + CartoDB)
- Real-time asset tracking
- Labeled markers
- Draw custom polygon zones
- Assign risk levels
- Toggle zone states
- Detects when assets enter restricted zones
- Changes asset state dynamically
- Generates timestamped alerts
- Logs coordinates and zone ID
- Alert counter
- Risk classification
- Event history panel
- Frontend: Interactive map interface
- Simulation Engine: Asset movement logic
- Detection Engine: Point-in-polygon geofence check
- Alert System: Risk scoring and logging
- UI Dashboard: Real-time status display
This project can simulate:
- Critical infrastructure protection
- Airport perimeter monitoring
- Maritime restricted waters
- Border monitoring systems
- Secure facility surveillance
- Persistent database storage
- User authentication
- Historical playback mode
- Heatmap visualization
- Risk escalation logic
- Multi-region monitoring
This project is a software simulation for educational and demonstration purposes only.
It does not control hardware, weapons, or real-world surveillance systems.
MIT License