UFO Disclosure Map
Devzilla turned a difficult government disclosure archive into an interactive geospatial system with searchable events, documents, imagery, and remote media.
Public Work
Real Devzilla-built systems over government data, spatial interfaces, source pipelines, and focused publications. These are company-owned demonstrations, not client case studies.
Case studies
Each case study preserves the source, constraint, architecture decision, and current result so the proof remains independently checkable.
Devzilla turned a difficult government disclosure archive into an interactive geospatial system with searchable events, documents, imagery, and remote media.
Devzilla built a publication pipeline over the United States Geological Survey event service, including a California polygon filter that rejects out-of-state events returned by the source bounding box.
Devzilla built a source, scoring, records, and publishing workflow over San Francisco OpenData so notable permits become contextual reports instead of rows in a municipal dataset.
Why publish the work
The Agency sells senior engineering judgment. Public systems make that judgment inspectable: source boundaries, data decisions, deployment tradeoffs, and failure behavior are visible instead of replaced with an anonymous logo wall or an unsupported metric.