e2: Gaia Visualised
e2 is a platform for creating live and archival records of land-state
we use a geospatial interface to organise and present data at the intersection of climate adaptation and culture
our toolset allows you to manage and visualise spatial data from IoT sensors, satellites and geolocated media sources
we partner with IoT developers, researchers and land based projects to improve the data lifecycle to make greater use of geospatial data
Our IoT partners Dales Land Net are exploring soil temperature and moisture in peatlands of North England
e2: For Sensemakers
We provide a full stack solution and API for landscape data.
Our code base uses the powerful Cesium.js engine and its capability for visualising spatial data.
Our solution connects the Thingsboard API with Cesium; allowing sensor manufacturers and users to interact with their data in new ways.
We provide access to a database and utilities to make greater use of data produced from landscapes.
e2: for IoT Hardware
We provide an API and database that links to Cesium.js that allows you to produce time-dynamic visualisations of your data records.
Our platform reduces hours of work by automating the process of data visualisation.
This allows your data to have a greater impact on clients and communities by making information more intelligible and engaging.
We aim to democratise data science and increase participation so that data can have a greater impact on adaptation and mitigation efforts across the world.
Visualisation of Air Quality in Liverpool, produced in collaboration University of Liverpool
Demonstration of a geospatial version of Cinema Nation’s Tag L8 film archive
e2: Geospatial Archives
Our API also allows users to organise collections whether they are cultural or ecologically related.
We have worked to explore the potential of geospatial archives through our platform.
Our codebase allows for media files to be loaded and curated online along with metadata.
Whether ecological field data or community film archives our tool supports you to organise and present your data.
e2: Learning Insights
We provide access to the Cesium.js engine as well as Satellite APIs to provide geolocated intelligence.
Our learning suite will support non-expert users to make greater use of remote sensing data.
We explore the possibility of cross referencing data sources to improve decision making on climate adaptation and mitigation.
Our past projects have collaborated with schools, arts organisations and universities to explore how we can support learning and engage audiences with data.
Satellite timelapse of the Great Green Wall project in Senegal.
e2: Open Landscape Data
As well as providing these custom pipelines we build on the Cesium engines ability to present geospatial data available on the web.
We aim to build on best practices for Open Data on the web to support education and political transparency.
We are available to support projects in research, education, government and grassroots to make their data stories more impactful.
Whether working with GeoJSON, KML or a host of other formats we aim to build on and improve the impact of existing and emerging data.
Open data of logging permits in Borneo (Source: Global Forest Watch)