One catalogue, many questions
Vegetation, water, microclimate, land use, biodiversity, carbon, risks and socioeconomic indicators in one workflow.
Local analysis · multi-layer
A complete environmental picture of your area, ready for your project.
Draw or import your boundary, choose from over 130 analyses and get maps, indicators and reports ready to use.
Runs in your browser · no GIS software to install
Product preview
From project boundary to maps, KPIs and an environmental dossier in one workflow.
130+available analyses
11active categories
2017–presenttime series
What you can do
From project boundary to maps, KPIs and an environmental dossier in one workflow.
Draw or import your boundary, choose from over 130 analyses and get maps, indicators and reports ready to use. Every step stays in one workflow, from the initial area to the final output.
Your boundary, your way
Search for a place, draw a polygon on the map or import an existing boundary as KML, KMZ or a zipped Shapefile.
Results made to explore
Open every layer in 2D or 3D and review its legend, statistics and point values before exporting.
Deliverables already prepared
Download images and ZIP packages or create an editable professional report with maps, data and text.
Inside the product
Explore before you export.
The 3D preview keeps the boundary, legend and layer data in one view. You can inspect the result as it is built.
- 2D and 3D views
- Layer legend and values
- Downloads and reports in the same workflow
How it works
From territory to result in three steps.
- 01
Define the area
Draw, search for or import the boundary you want to analyse.
- 02
Build the analysis
Choose layers, years and settings from the environmental catalogue.
- 03
Explore and export
Review the results and download maps, data or a complete report.
In practice
Clear inputs. Usable outputs.
You know what you selected, what is generated and which format you can take into your work.
Try it on your territory- Area input
- Drawing, search, KML/KMZ, zipped Shapefile
- Outputs
- WebP/PNG, ZIP, HTML/PDF/DOCX reports
- Views
- 2D map, 3D model, statistics
- Sharing
- View-only link with no credit purchase required
Use cases by role
Not a feature list. A job to deliver.
For every role: the decision to support, how the module enters the workflow and the deliverable you can take away.
Municipalities and public authorities
Build an evidence base on land take, green space, heat, water and risks to inform plans and further investigation.
Thematic maps · KPIs · reportArchitects and urban planners
Understand the site before concept design and turn its environmental context into clear boards for your team and client.
Site analysis · boards · dossierGIS and environmental consulting
Speed up desk studies, multi-layer selection, time-series batches and client delivery without rebuilding the pipeline every time.
Screening · map pack · technical reportMethod and transparency
Different datasets, one coherent view
Every layer retains its own unit, legend, period and metadata. The tool orchestrates processing for your chosen boundary and returns each result separately, so you always know exactly what you are looking at.
Method elements
Copernicus and SentinelLandsatCopernicus Land Monitoring ServiceEuropean environmental and territorial datasetsFAQ
Clear questions. Straight answers.
What you need to know before starting the analysis.
01Do I need GIS expertise?
No. The workflow guides you through choosing an area and selecting layers. If you already use GIS, maps, KPIs and reports can support your preliminary analysis before you continue in your own environment.
02Can I analyse multiple years?
Yes. Time-based layers let you choose from the years available between 2017 and the present; availability and frequency depend on each dataset.
03What does the report contain?
The report brings together a cover, contents, maps, legends, indicators and editable text. You can export it in the formats supported by the tool, including PDF and DOCX.
04Do recipients need an account?
Not to view a shared link. An account is required to create new analyses and manage your history.
Your next step is a boundary
Start with a territory you know.
Open Map Generator, select the area and see what it can tell you.