Meridian Global Hydra is a monitoring design. It is not an official early-warning system and must not be the sole basis for humanitarian, security or policy decisions.
Country scores, migrant volumes, mortality figures and depletion rates are modelled illustrations. The food reading uses FEWS NET national current-situation classifications when that public feed answers. It is not a FEWS NET product and not an IPC consensus map. Fertilizer uses a US producer-price index as a global proxy. Fuel uses Brent, and only for countries that are not major crude exporters on this roster.
Yield stress is structural. This build does not download live MODIS, VIIRS or CHIRPS pixels, and it no longer invents a weekly satellite anomaly. Priority countries can receive a rainfall adjustment from NASA POWER, averaged across two zones in the largest countries, when that service responds. The map can show Esri satellite imagery, Esri streets, or a dark reference. Those tiles are not an analysis layer.
WHO Disease Outbreak News outweigh CDC travel notices in the disease score. That score is not a WHO or CDC risk assessment. Conflict markers are coarse areas, not an order of battle and not a terrorist-designation list. Migration routes are schematic. The board rescans cached public feeds about every 15 minutes while it is open. The first scan of each week is also kept as a shared snapshot with no account attached. This browser keeps its own copy as well. Always cross-check FEWS NET, IPC, WHO, CDC, and conflict monitors.
No warranty of accuracy or fitness for purpose.