LAGOS COMMAND SIMULATION
Integration in progress
A separate, real 3D flood-intelligence simulation exists today as a standalone prototype: a full Lagos, Nigeria terrain and hydrology viewer built on real Copernicus elevation data and real OpenStreetMap roads, buildings, canals, and hospitals — with a prototype flood-risk model, an animated water-surface shader, a cinematic camera presentation mode, and a hardware-assembly sequence for an early sensor-node concept.
It runs as its own independent Vite/Three.js application and is not yet embedded into the Langston Advanced Systems website you’re viewing now. Bringing it in as a full in-site experience — matching this site’s navigation, branding, and performance budget — is planned as the next integration step for the Watershed Command project.
This page exists so that link never dead-ends: it states the real, current status rather than simulating a connection that doesn’t exist yet.