34north provides a cloud‑native geospatial analytics platform that lets users aggregate, filter, and visualize diverse spatial datasets—such as satellite imagery, sensor data, and GIS layers—within an interactive map interface. The tool supports custom shapefile uploads, drawing of project boundaries, and a library of filters (e.g., mean, max, tidal, FFT, smoothing) to generate charts, heat maps, and raster visualizations, which can be exported as JSON/CSV or accessed via API for downstream analysis.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Stakeholders in environmental planning, resource management, and hazard mitigation often lack a unified, web‑based tool to integrate, visualize, and analyze diverse geospatial datasets (e.g., satellite imagery, sensor networks, GIS layers) across temporal and spatial scales. This fragmentation makes it difficult to assess conditions, model impacts, and communicate findings efficiently.
Solution
34north delivers a cloud‑native geospatial analytics platform that aggregates heterogeneous data sources into an interactive map interface. Users can upload custom shapefiles, draw project boundaries, and apply a library of built‑in filters (e.g., mean, max, tidal filters, smoothing) to transform raw data into actionable visualizations such as line charts, heat maps, and raster layers. The system supports on‑the‑fly calculations (e.g., FFT, boxcar smoothing) and offers configurable styling options for symbols, colors, and opacity, enabling tailored map products. Results can be exported as JSON or integrated via API endpoints for downstream modeling or reporting. By centralizing data ingestion, processing, and visualization, the platform streamlines the workflow from raw observations to decision‑ready insights.
Target Audience
Primary users are environmental scientists, land‑use planners, and hazard analysts in government agencies, consulting firms, and research institutions who need to combine and interpret multi‑source geospatial data.
Features
- Direct upload of shapefiles and drawing tools for defining custom project boundaries
- Extensive filter library (mean, max, min, tidal, FFT, boxcar, smoothing, derivative, integration) for time‑series and raster data
- Multiple chart and map types (line, bar, pie, histogram, raster, multi‑layer, animated GIFs) with configurable styling (color, opacity, line thickness, patterns)
- Built‑in analytical models (e.g., tidal filters, spectral analysis) that run in the cloud without local software
- Export options for JSON, CSV, and image assets; API access for programmatic retrieval
- User‑managed workspaces that allow saving, restoring, and sharing analysis configurations