GLOBAL LOCATION COVERAGE

Search the world’s spatial data.
From one place.

Search by country, region, city or data type. See which regions and kinds of data Shelob holds. Every query you run reports the sources, dates and licences behind its answer.

COVERAGECountries, regions and cities
QUERYPlace, change and relationships
EVIDENCESources, dates and licence terms
02 / GLOBAL DATA INDEX

Search by place.
Connect every relevant source.

AS OF SEP 23, 2026

Find a location, see the data available there and query across sources that normally stay separate. Every result reports the records used, their observation dates and their data rights.

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LOCATION COVERAGE / NAINDEXED

North America

Search representative countries and regions across this indexed part of the world.

CanadaUnited StatesMexicoCentral AmericaCaribbean
PLACE5 indexed locations
QUERYPlace, change and relationships
TIMEObservation windows where available
RIGHTSSource + licence attached
SEARCH ACROSSFind the evidence available at this location, then connect it across source systems.
Built environmentPlanning & regulationTransport & movementInfrastructure & utilitiesHazards & climateEnvironment & natural systemsPeople & servicesEconomy & activity
ASK SHELOB

What spatial data can Shelob query across North America?

  • Where are hazards, infrastructure and development pressures overlapping?
  • What changed here across the available observation windows?

These locations are indexed. Every query reports the sources used, the available observation history and the licence terms attached to those records.

HOW

One index. Four ways in.

Use the same attributed data from a workspace, agent, product or model pipeline.

HUMANSResearch workspaceSTART RESEARCH ↗AGENTSSkill + MCPCONNECT ↗PRODUCTSREST APIAPI SETUP ↗FRONTIER AILicensed model dataEXPLORE MODEL DATA ↗
03 / LONGITUDINAL INTELLIGENCE

Every observation adds to the story of a place.

Shelob keeps successive observation windows rather than replacing yesterday’s data with today’s snapshot. As the index grows, each location becomes a longitudinal record of what appeared, disappeared, moved or changed.

Explore change over time ↗Ask Shelob about a location ↗
ILLUSTRATIVE LOCATION HISTORYHOUSTON SHIP CHANNEL / TX-14
201801 / BASELINE

Place established

Buildings · parcels · drainage

202102 / DEVELOPMENT

Activity shifts

Planning approvals · land use

202403 / SIGNALS JOINED

Pressure builds

Freight · leases · road access

202604 / TRAJECTORY

Risk direction emerges

Flood extent · surface cover · infrastructure

QUERY ACROSS 4 OBSERVATION WINDOWS

How has this place changed since 2018?

ILLUSTRATIVE ANSWER

Development and freight activity rose faster than drainage capacity. The site’s flood-exposure trajectory shifted upward.

Every observation retains its date, publisher, source and licence record.