Open source · Public beta
An open standard for unidentified anomalous phenomena.
DisclosureOS connects observations to their sources, measurements and assessments, so others can understand how a record was built.
DisclosureOS example case
FictionalOpen a recording to inspect its readings and source files.
These previews use synthetic data. Source files use the name Meridian.
Explore
The example case shows how different kinds of material fit into a research record. Choose a starting point and follow the connections.
Inspect a reading and the instrument that produced it.
Compare what two observers reported.
Read a report and compare its editions.
Follow a collected sample through preparation and testing.
See what a reviewer concluded and which sources they used.
Understand
Six parts describe the sources, characteristics and research behind a case. Each has a distinct role.
Get to know the standardRecord what was measured, who supplied it, and what remains unknown.
Connect measurements to the equipment and conditions that produced them.
Use shared terms for the characteristics described in a case.
Show who made a statement or assessment and what they based it on.
Compare possible explanations while keeping uncertainty visible.
Explain each evaluation through its method, sources and reasoning.
Looking for a particular kind of record?
Build
Use the documentation and working examples to build an integration. The public beta is open for testing and feedback.
Find the field definitions, packages and validation tools.
Inspect an example in your browser and see what the checks mean.
Have data to share? Read the contribution guide