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Location Info ×

Measure Distance ×

Total distance: 0.000 m
Horizontal distance: 0.000 m
Vertical difference: 0.000 m
Points: 1
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Measure Area ×

Area: 0 m²
Perimeter: 0 m
Min Elevation: --
Max Elevation: --
Points: 1
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Cut/Fill Volume ×

Elevation Range: -- m
0 m
Cut (remove): 0 m³
Fill (add): 0 m³
Net volume: 0 m³
Grid samples: 0
Adjust target elevation to see how much earth to cut (red) or fill (blue).

Sun & Shadow Simulation

Simulates sunlight and shadow casting across the terrain based on date, time, and topography.

Sun & Shadow Simulation ×

12:00
Altitude: --° Azimuth: --°
Illumination overlay updates as you move the slider

Viewshed Analysis ×

1.5 m
500 m
Green = visible, Red = not visible from the selected point.
Legend
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Flood Depth

Fathom Global Flood Map shows water depth in both views. Both views resample the 30 m source data smoothly: Flat (depth) drapes a continuous depth map on the terrain. 3D (water surface) raises a continuous translucent water body to its true water-surface elevation (WSE = ground + depth), so you can read how deep water gets.
0
Dry
0.5 m
Shallow
1.0 m
Moderate
1.5 m
Deep
2.5 m+
Severe

Slope Analysis

Terrain slope in degrees. Steeper slopes indicate more challenging terrain for construction and access.
Flat
15°
Moderate
30°
Steep
45°+
Very Steep

Topographic Position Index

TPI measures the tendency of water to accumulate at any point in the landscape. Lower values indicate areas where water naturally flows and accumulates (valleys), while higher values indicate ridges where water would not flow.
Low
Ridges
High
Valleys

Flow Accumulation

Flow accumulation translated to catchment area in hectares. Indicates how much upstream area drains through each point in the landscape.
Below 1 HA
Up to 1 HA
Up to 10 HA
Over 10 HA

Water Harvest Sites

Intersection of TPI (below −10) and Flow Accumulation (above 15 HA). These points indicate locations where topography can naturally hold water and where a large volume of upstream flow accumulates — ideal candidates for water harvesting.
Water Harvest Site

Groundwater Table

Groundwater flow zones classified by hydrological behavior. Recharge zones absorb rainfall into the aquifer, transit zones convey water laterally, and discharge zones release groundwater to the surface (springs, rivers).
Recarga (Recharge)
Transito-Recarga (Transition to Recharge)
Transito (Transit)
Descarga-Transito (Transition to Discharge)
Descarga (Discharge)
Indistinto (Indistinct)

Water Concessions

Official water use concessions granted by CONAGUA. Point size reflects annual concession volume (m³/year). Color indicates water source type.
Subterráneo (Underground)
Superficial (Surface)
Volume (small to large)

Canopy Height Model

Vegetation canopy heights derived from DSM/DTM analysis. 0 – >25 m range.
0 m 5 10 15 20 >25 m

NDRE

Normalized Difference Red Edge index. Measures chlorophyll content and vegetation health using the red-edge spectral band, sensitive to canopy density and leaf structure.
0.05 0.20 0.30 0.35 0.40 0.45+
Bare Sparse Shrub Secondary Mature Dense

Vegetation Classification

Multi-year NDVI analysis (Sentinel-2) identifying vegetation persistence zones — whether vegetation is permanently present, seasonal, intermittent, or absent.
Constant — always vegetated
Temporal — seasonally vegetated
Sporadic — rarely vegetated
None — bare soil / no vegetation

Soil Stability

Terrain stability from cosine similarity of Google Satellite Embeddings V1 (2017–2025, 10 m). Higher similarity indicates more stable terrain over time.
Stable
Low Change
Moderate Change
High Instability
Critical

Underground Water Probability

Highest (95th percentile)
High
Medium
Low
Lowest