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Submarine Cables

Submarine Cable Fault Tracker

A live world map that separates Confirmed incidents backed by published reports from Suspected public-network anomalies. A named cable turns red only when report evidence identifies it; dashed amber candidates remain unconfirmed. Network recovery never means the physical cable was repaired.

Click a cable — or an event card — to inspect the underlying evidence chain and fly the map to the affected system. Drag the timeline to replay recent history. Tap the legend to filter by status.

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Submarine Cable Fault Tracker

Live world map separating Confirmed incidents backed by published reports from Suspected public-network anomalies. Network recovery is tracked separately from physical repair.

Category
submarineCables
Tags
submarine-cable, outage, telegeography, cloudflare-radar, ioda, maplibre, fault-tracking

Inputs

  • None — interactive map of all known submarine cables

Outputs

  • Named cables turn red only for Confirmed report evidence; candidate cables use a dashed amber Suspected overlay
  • Click-through evidence chain: published-source links, traffic signals, and measurement details
  • Separate network-recovery and physical-repair states
  • Timeline scrubber to replay the last 5 years

Use Cases

  • First-look situational awareness when a regional outage is reported
  • Pre-NOTAM check before a planned maintenance window in a region with active faults
  • Explaining cable health to non-engineering stakeholders

Data Sources

  • TeleGeography submarinecablemap.com (cable geometry)
  • Cloudflare Radar (country traffic anomaly)
  • IODA / Georgia Tech (country signal cross-check)
  • GDELT DOC 2.0 API (fault news discovery)
  • Bing News RSS (fault keyword search query)
  • DCD Subsea Infrastructure filtered RSS (https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/rss/?term=subsea-infrastructure)
  • SubTel Forum global RSS (https://subtelforum.com/feed/)
  • SubTel Forum Cable Faults & Maintenance category RSS (https://subtelforum.com/category/cable-faults-maintenance/feed/)

Limitations

  • TeleGeography geometries are illustrative, not real routes — fault marker is regional, not precise
  • Public-network anomalies can have non-cable causes such as DDoS, blackouts, routing changes, or policy events
  • Measurements alone never confirm a physical cable fault or select a unique cable from a candidate group
  • Network recovery can result from rerouting and is not proof of physical repair; repair states require explicit published evidence