NASA’s earth observation and climate datasets are powerful—but they need translation. This page focuses on accessible tools that turn raw data into decisions: weather awareness, heat risk, air quality, drought indicators, and community mapping.
The standard is simple: performance, accessibility, and integrity. Every demo here is a stepping stone to real-world outcomes for residents and organizations.
City‑level conditions and forecasts with accessible UI and captions.
Open demoSimple, fast viewers for open imagery—built to load on real devices.
See imageryLayered maps that visualize risk and support everyday decisions.
View mapsScreen reader parity, captions, language access, and keyboard controls.
Lazy loading, asset discipline, and clean separation of code and data.
Version control, documented patterns, and reliable deploys.
Work that honors local priorities and supports informed decisions.
Translate open datasets into clear visuals and simple interactions. Build demos that run on everyday devices. Invite feedback early, iterate quickly, and keep delivery clean and documented.
Define goals, audiences, and accessibility needs.
Build fast, validate data integrity, test on real devices.
Tight loops with stakeholders; improve clarity and performance.
Document and deploy with reliable handoff.
Imagery viewers should be fast and usable: pan, zoom, toggle layers, and see context. Add your imagery tiles or static frames here; captions and alt text included.
Visualize daytime heat peaks and nighttime recovery for neighborhoods.
Show concentration hotspots and cross‑reference sensitive sites.
Track dryness trends and match them to local water planning notes.
Weather, air quality, heat risk, drought indicators, and open imagery. Tools are modular and can be extended.
Screen reader labels, keyboard parity, captions/transcripts, and language access. Performance tuning to support real devices.
Yes. Clean interfaces for ingest, validation, and documentation. Collaboration focused on clarity and ethics.
Tools serve people. We collaborate with local leaders to ensure outputs match real needs—timelines, constraints, and context.
Priority setting and trust‑building across diverse communities.
Teach data literacy and invite youth to co‑lead narratives.
Connect insights to resources, accountability, and sustained support.
Why image discipline, lazy loaders, and caching matter for real users.
ReadColor contrast, motion, and annotation that respects different abilities.
ReadConsent, privacy, and transparency when working with sensitive topics.
ReadInterested in demos, workshops, or integrations? Reach out with goals and timelines. Delivery will be clean, documented, and audience‑ready.