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Full-page map across every catalogue layer, with legend and share links

Controlled multi-party sharing workspace scoped to a programme or event

Per-dataset fields, licence, attribution, endpoint, preview map, JSON-LD

DCAT-US, DCAT-AP, RSS and OGC API-Records endpoints so others can federate you

Bilingual descriptions, field aliases, publish workflow, freshness tracking

STAC collections browse, search and preview for EO and drone products

Authoritative bilingual place-name service with approval workflow

Usage, downloads and API hits per dataset — proves the portal's value

Upload Shapefile, File GDB, GeoJSON, CSV — converted and published as a service

Point at a dataset, name the service, publish it — no config file editing

Geometry, schema and completeness checks before anything is published

One internal registry of every spatial layer, owner, refresh and consumer

Who sees which layer, inside and outside the organisation

Map loan and mortgage collateral against flood, quake and wildfire exposure

Geographic credit, sector and real-estate concentration against limits

The disclosure pack: scenarios, exposures, narrative, maps

Underserved areas, coverage gaps and inclusion reporting

Transaction and incident hotspots, anomaly clusters, card-fraud geography

Score every asset in a portfolio across perils and return periods

Compare NGFS / SSP pathways over the same assets across time horizons

One-page hazard sheet per address: flood, fire, wind, quake, distance to risk

Board and regulator output: exposure, scenarios, concentrations, narrative

Where cash and service runs go, and what they cost by route

Parcel attributes joined to demographics for planning and investment

Sales, transfers and market activity mapped over time

Assessment roll on the map: values, bands, exemptions, appeals

Every property owned or leased, with status, value and use

Projects from land bank through permit to delivery, on one map

Who the trade area is, what it lacks, and which tenant fills it

Flood, quake, wind and fire exposure across the portfolio

Screen candidate land against access, zoning, services and hazard

How much space there is, who uses it, and what it costs

Current outages, customers affected, crews assigned, restoration estimates

Age, condition, criticality and hazard exposure per asset class

Mains, valves, hydrants and meters as an authoritative read-only service

Address-by-address material status, published for the public and the regulator

Which lines are replaced, scheduled, verified — with cost and progress

Sample sites, results and exceedances over time, publicly explainable

Prioritised leak investigation areas and confirmed finds with savings

Rank renewals by condition, criticality and consequence of failure

Planned works, shut-offs and boil-water notices for customers

Predicted encroachment, trim cycle priority and post-work verification

Territory-wide ignition risk, PSPS candidate circuits, customers affected

Ticket density, hit history and high-risk excavation areas

Drainage network, outfalls and flooding complaint history

Every connection, meter and customer point as an authoritative layer

Crew location, assignment and completion status in the field

Signs, signals, structures and furniture referenced to the LRS

Condition scores and deterioration trend by segment and asset

Lines, stations, assets and status across the network

Live closures, detours and their traffic impact for the public

Depots, routes and delivery coverage against demand

Terminals, berths, quays, utilities and land assets on one map

Crash clusters, contributing factors and countermeasure candidates

Who is within walking distance of what service, and who is not

Origin-destination, volumes and mode split over the network

Turn imagery into an inventory: signs, markings, footways, kerbs

Traffic patterns, dwell and berth utilisation from AIS history

Where the fleet runs, what it covers and where service is thin

Outcomes and access against vulnerability and demographics

Surveillance and response mapping tied to the emergency COP

Shelter locations, capacity and service availability

Aid distribution, needs and coverage in a crisis

Where a non-profit works and what changed — for funders and boards

Designated shortage areas, scores and the evidence behind them

Capacity, utilisation and realistic catchment per facility

Who qualifies where, and which office serves them

Where to add capacity across a private hospital group

Where the next clinic or pharmacy earns its rent

Where patients come from and where referrals leak to

Canopy, health and change detection over time

Habitat, connectivity and protected-area status and pressures

Where operations and suppliers touch sensitive nature — the LEAP Locate step

Air, water and noise monitoring networks with exceedance tracking

Detect change against a baseline and route it to enforcement

Conditions, monitoring obligations and evidence per permitted site

Zones, uses, conflicts and consultation on one public map

Monitoring networks, exceedances and the sources near them

Sites, capacity, catchment and compliance across the waste chain

Planting, survival and canopy gain against the programme target

The spatial evidence behind a sustainability report

Publish research datasets as citable, ArcGIS-compatible services

Which rooms and buildings are used, when, and by whom

Where the next school goes and which catchment it serves

Where demand is growing, by level and by district

Emergency map for the campus: assembly, access, incidents

A self-hosted spatial backend students and courses can build on

Where the institution reaches and what changed — for boards and donors

Field projects that collect and publish data on the university's own stack

Every asset inside the fence: process units, utilities, access and condition

Plots, tenants, utilities and vacancy across an industrial city

Plants, depots, routes and coverage against demand

Where to build next: land, access, utilities, labour and hazard

Incidents, near-misses and hazards mapped across sites

Permit conditions, monitoring points and exceedances per site

Where the workforce lives, how they get in, and where housing is short

Leases, boundaries, terms and renewals across an industrial portfolio

Blocks, licences, obligations and expiry across a mining portfolio

Where customers are by segment, product and value; density and gaps

Competitor locations, density and whitespace opportunity

Distributor and outlet coverage, journey plans, territory design

Field audit results by outlet — compliance, share of shelf, availability

How much demand exists by area, and how much of it we hold

Who lives and works in the catchment, in the segments the brand uses

Which areas to target, with which offer, and what it should cost

Billboards, screens and routes against the audience they actually reach

Visits, dwell and catchment for our sites and our competitors'

Balanced territories by potential, workload and travel

Franchise boundaries, exclusivity and unfilled territory

Where an activation earns its footfall, and who it reaches

Corridor encroachment detection and landowner notification records

Published views of LiDAR-derived clearances, spans and attachments

Where distributed generation can connect, with hosting-capacity context

Fields, plants, terminals and storage with status and capacity

Where solar and wind work: resource, land, grid access and constraint

Route options against terrain, land, environment and community

Blocks, licences, partners, obligations and expiry

Flares, leaks and emissions events mapped over assets

Where demand is growing and what the network must meet

Incidents, exclusion zones and security posture across remote sites

Availability polygons or location lists prepared to the filing specification

Public submissions on a map with evidence, status and adjudication trail

Reconcile internal records against the Fabric; track adds, removals, disputes

Routes, cables, splice points and structures published read-only to partners

The maps and tables a funding application must contain

Site coverage, capacity and interference context for fixed wireless

Adoption, affordability and device access alongside availability

Faults, crews and restoration across the access network

Where subscribers are, where they are leaving, and why it is geographic

Candidate sites, permits, build status and rollout progress

Pole applications, make-ready status and construction progress

Applications, approvals and construction activity mapped and searchable

Municipal estate condition, maintenance and utilisation

Environmental, utility and heritage constraints for project sites

Zoning districts normalised to a comparable schema with permitted uses

Requests, categories, response times and backlog by neighbourhood

Where public money is being spent, on what, and when

Compare growth, housing and land-use scenarios with indicators

Parcels, rights, restrictions and responsibilities published to staff and public

Public transparency view of holdings, categories and status

Authoritative address points and street names, feeding emergency and postal

Government-owned land and buildings with tenure and utilisation status

Adopted plans as spatial units with rules attached

Overlapping claims, disputes and their status, handled sensitively

The floodplain slice of permitting with CRS-grade evidence (links to 02)

Field capture of occupancy and boundaries at scale, offline-first

Elevation certificates, floodplain permits, substantial-improvement tracking

Resident-facing: your flood zone, your requirements, your documents

Surge, sea-level rise and inundation exposure for coastal assets

Survey coverage, age and priority for resurvey

Foreshore concessions, permits and compliance status

MSDI catalogue over bathymetry, coastal and marine datasets

Published flood extents and depths from the modeller, made usable

Gauges, levels and rainfall in near-real time over the basin

Thresholds, alerts and who is downstream when one trips

Basins, wadis, culverts and the drainage network as one published layer

Wells, levels, licences and abstraction against the allocation

Storage, inspection status and downstream exposure per dam

Supply, demand and allocation across the basin, mapped

Ask in plain language: filter, symbolize, query, compare — the map answers

The whole assistant on your hardware with a local model — nothing leaves

Symbology, popups, labels and layouts authored from a sentence

Find the right layer by meaning, not by remembering its name

A written situation brief from the current map, on a schedule or on demand

Permits, reports and PDFs turned into mapped features

Buildings, roads, assets and land cover extracted from imagery

Tell me when something changed here — encroachment, construction, clearing

Surface the clusters and outliers a human would not scan for

Answer questions across the organisation's spatial documents and records

Give the company's AI agents a safe, governed way to do geospatial work