
HSAG
Consortium
Harmonic Spin Activated Gravity

Resonance. Coherence. Discovery.
Coherence Intelligence for Natural & Engineered Systems
HSAG develops measurement and inference methods that quantify phase‑locked structure across signals and fields. Our products transform spectral signatures into early‑warning and diagnostic intelligence for operational use.
Why Coherence?
Core Methods
Traditional guidance focuses on amplitudes (flux, CAPE, shear). STELLAR adds a complementary lens: phase‑coherent structure. PCI/BCS metrics quantify when variables remain phase‑locked, and when they begin to decohere—often hours before classical thresholds.
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Early detection of instability windows
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Quantified regime classification (stable ↔ convective ↔ mechanical)
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Low‑overhead deployment, model‑agnostic outputs
HSAG libraries compute cross‑spectral metrics that expose coupling across scales.
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Phase‑Coherence Index (PCI): stability of cross‑variable phase over frequency
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Band‑Coherence Spectrum (BCS): coherent bands exceeding threshold with phase context
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Harmonic Drift: detection of migrating or collapsing resonant peaks
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Outputs stream as CSV/JSON or embed into dashboards and AI pipelines.

Platforms
Modular toolkits focused on atmospheric operations, phase‑health diagnostics, and secure communications.
STELLAR
Spectral Temporal Lattice for Environmental Resonance. Coherence‑intelligence for forecasting and micro‑siting. Detect diurnal collapse, mesoscale recoupling, and boundary‑layer instability with 6–12h lead time.
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PCI/BCS diagnostics
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Open‑Meteo / ERA5 / WRF / station data
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CSV/NetCDF/API outputs
PhaseScan
Phase‑health sensing for biomedical and human‑performance contexts. Extract stable resonant bands from multimodal signals to quantify adaptation, fatigue, and recovery.
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Multisensor acquisition
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Real‑time spectral scoring
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Clinic‑to‑field deployment
VEIL
Secure communications primitives that exploit spectral structure for robust, low‑probability‑of‑intercept signaling in contested or bandwidth‑limited environments.
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Adaptive spectral masks
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Edge‑deployable stack
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API integration

Note: “STELLAR‑TOT” refers to our internal test environment used in case studies below.


Results Snapshot
14‑day mid‑latitude case. STELLAR resolved strong T↔RH diurnal coherence (MSC≈0.97) with humidity lagging temperature by ~8h; semi‑diurnal T↔ps coupling; and high‑frequency ps↔W10 recoupling at ~2–3h. Exported metrics (PCI/BCS) enable regime classification and alerting.
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Coherent bands: 24h dominant; 8–12h secondary; ~2h mesoscale
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Deliverables: CSV/JSON bands, PDF technical note, LaTeX inserts
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Integrations: ERA5/WRF alignment for validation and tuning