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Reference-ledEnvironment & memory4 connected sources
Cross-source hypothesis
Unseen Landfill Gravity
What lies geometrically downhill or downstream from a landfill parcel?
Connect official landfill parcels with terrain, river networks, and satellite imagery to make physical relationships inspectable.
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Why this pairing matters
The non-obvious connection
Administrative parcels are hard to interpret. Topography and water geometry reveal possible pathways worth investigating without claiming measured pollution.
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The demonstration
One visible reveal
Select a parcel and trace a clearly labeled geometric downhill path toward waterways and settlements, with imagery dates beside it.
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Three-hour boundary
The smallest credible version
One or two parcels, coarse elevation, mapped waterways, one satellite scene, and a source-linked geometry explanation.
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Claim boundary
What the data cannot establish
A geometric path is not evidence of leachate, contamination, exposure, or actual flow under current conditions.
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Underlying evidence
Open every connected source
Static referenceLive-tested
Environment
Waste-site parcels
Ministry of Environmental Protection and Agriculture geoportalInspect fields and samples →Near real-timeLive-tested
Weather and climate
Open-Meteo weather
Open-MeteoInspect fields and samples →Near real-timeLive-tested
Earth observation
Sentinel-2 Tbilisi
European Commission / ESA, hosted by Copernicus Data Space EcosystemInspect fields and samples →DailyLive-tested
Hazards
Tbilisi flood API
Open-Meteo using Copernicus Emergency Management Service GloFAS dataInspect fields and samples →06
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