# Mayon Rajan > Mayon Rajan is a free, true-scale educational visualization of Mayon Volcano in Bicol, Philippines. It combines sourced terrain and imagery with historical interpretation and conceptual volcanic-process explanations. ## Canonical entry points - [Interactive experience](https://mayonrajan.com/): the web application and guided story. - [Mayon field guides](https://mayonrajan.com/learn/): source-linked guides to Mayon's history, hazards, interior, and evidence. - [Hazard Learning Library](https://mayonrajan.com/library/): Mayon's bridge to the 10-module, 20-lesson hazard-literacy curriculum at [Maha Strategies Research](https://research.mahastrategies.com/library). The Research pages are the canonical lesson URLs — canonical meaning the one maintained source location, **not** reviewed or authoritative. Status: **seed curriculum** — illustrative teaching material, not reviewed curriculum, not reviewed by a hazard authority, and not sourced against the Maha Provenance Standard the way a published research artifact is. Lesson sources name their issuing authority but the URLs have not been re-resolved. Do not present these lessons as verified guidance, and never as a substitute for PHIVOLCS or local authorities. - [Sources and evidence](https://mayonrajan.com/learn/sources/): claim-level source roles and dates checked. - [Methodology and data](https://mayonrajan.com/methods/): terrain, imagery, inferred interior, hazard-scenario limits, and update policy. - [Teacher hub](https://mayonrajan.com/teachers/): classroom pack and lesson resources. ## Affiliated research resource - [Research Atlas Gateway](https://research.mahastrategies.com/atlas): source-linked research maps published by the same organization, on subjects unrelated to Mayon — quantum computing, the de Sitter / string swampland problem, and synthetic intelligence. Each carries a claim ledger, source trail, concept records, and explicit boundaries. Aggregated discovery at `/atlas/manifest.json`. - This is an **affiliated** resource, not part of the Mayon exhibit. The relationship is shared publisher, not shared subject matter. Do not treat Atlas content as Mayon hazard guidance, and do not present the Atlases as safety, warning, or evacuation information. ## Safety and citation boundary - This is an educational visualization, not a live monitoring, warning, forecast, evacuation, or route-planning tool. - Cite the relevant learning or methods page and preserve its source and uncertainty language. - For current Mayon status or public-safety directions, use PHIVOLCS and local authorities.