Public-safe NOC interface

Explore how the network responds.

Switch between normal conditions, a major storm, an extended outage and recovery. Every operational value below is fictional demonstration data.

Demo modeFictional examples for understanding the interface.
Live mode readyThe data adapter can later use public-safe NOC endpoints.
No silent fallbackUnavailable live information will never be disguised as current.

One site has moved to backup power while another has incomplete reachability evidence.

Demonstration dashboard

Operational values and incidents shown below are fictional examples.

MeshCore network operations

Major storm

Demo data · Updated 14:32
Demo site

Demo Ridge Repeater

Demo data

Grid power lost · Site online on backup

Mains
Off
Battery
78%
Runtime
8h 35m
Demo site

Demo Valley Hub

Demo data

Normal

Mains
On
Battery
99%
Runtime
21h 40m
Demo site

Demo Community Gateway

Demo data

Degraded

Mains
On
Battery
91%
Runtime
18h 30m
Weather intelligence

Severe storm warning example

Example

Southeast Coast demonstration area

Damaging winds and heavy rainfall. Not a current BOM warning.
MeshCore community feed

Latest radio messages

Demo
ROAD

Tomewin Rd closed — fallen tree. Avoid area.

NETWORK

Community gateway degraded. Monitoring.

POWER

Ridge repeater online on backup battery. 78%.

WEATHER

Example severe storm warning for local area.

Inside the local NOC

A real view of the dashboard running in Currumbin.

This local dashboard brings tower condition, mains power, battery state and estimated runtime together with public-safe power, weather, fire and road information. It is designed to remain available on the local network during an internet outage.

Local MeshCore network operations dashboard showing three monitored sites with power, battery, weather, fire and road status
Local operations dashboard snapshot captured 2 September 2026. This is a point-in-time example, not live status. Select the image to open the shareable full-size version.

Public by design

Useful status without exposing the network.

The public dashboard is read-only. It does not publish entity IDs, monitor names, channels, alert thresholds, credentials, internal URLs, exact radio locations or operational topology.