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Shelob keeps finding and adding public spatial sources: national agencies, state and city portals, utilities, transport operators and research bodies.
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Shelob collects spatial data from governments, public agencies, GIS servers, transit feeds and open-data portals on every continent. New sources arrive all the time, and every time a source is revisited, the new version is added and the old one is kept.
Shelob keeps finding and adding public spatial sources: national agencies, state and city portals, utilities, transport operators and research bodies.
Sources are revisited over time. Each new version is stored alongside the last, so every place builds up a record of how it has changed.
Two sources describing the same place stay two records. Nothing is merged or overwritten, so you can see where sources agree and where they differ.
From building footprints to flood zones, bus stops to zoning plans. What exists for a given place depends on what its publishers release.
Buildings · Addresses · Parcels · Land use · Property
Zoning · Approvals · Heritage · Controls · Boundaries
Roads · Rail · Ports · Airports · Transit · Freight
Power · Water · Drainage · Telecoms · Critical assets
Flood · Fire · Heat · Storm · Erosion · Exposure
Waterways · Vegetation · Soils · Biodiversity · Coastlines
Population · Health access · Education · Emergency services
Businesses · Employment · Leases · Development · Industrial activity
Coverage is broad everywhere and richest where open-data programmes are strongest. It changes daily, so the live picture always comes from the product, not from this page.
Give Shelob an address, a site, a region or a map area. It tells you what it holds there right now: which sources, what kinds of data, how far back the history goes, and the licence on each record.
Shelob keeps successive observation windows rather than replacing yesterday’s data with today’s snapshot. As the catalogue grows, each place builds up a record of what appeared, disappeared, moved or changed.
Buildings · parcels · drainage
Planning approvals · land use
Freight · leases · road access
Flood extent · surface cover · infrastructure
Every observation retains its date, publisher, source and licence record.