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UltraGlobeTechnical foundation for custom geospatial web applications

Private framework documentation for building browser-based GIS experiences with 3D globe rendering, imagery and elevation pipelines, object layers, vector editing, and measurement workflows.

Where you are

Framework docs for a delivery-oriented geospatial stack

This site is the technical front-end for UltraGlobe: the internal framework used as a base for custom GIS solutions, browser review tools, and client-facing spatial applications.

3D globe + mapInteractive terrain and scene navigation
Raster + elevationWMS, WMTS, XYZ, projected and single-source layers
Operational toolingMeasurement, selection, editing, and object review
Expansion pathDesigned to absorb more advanced GIS workflows over time

Current scope

What the framework already covers

  • Globe rendering and camera control for interactive 3D navigation
  • Imagery and terrain ingestion from standard geospatial services
  • Object, label, vector, and 3D Tiles layers for scene assembly
  • Shape editing plus ruler and area tools for direct browser workflows
  • Post layers and shadows for clearer visual interpretation

Why the API is here

Technical evidence, not a marketing brochure

The documentation and samples exist to show the architecture, runtime model, and implementation depth behind the product. They are intended to make capabilities concrete: what can be rendered, connected, inspected, and extended.

The framework is not positioned as an open-source public SDK at this stage. It is the base layer for tailored geospatial applications and delivery portals.

Near-term direction

Planned GIS workflows

Volume calculationVideo drapingGeofencingLine of sightMoving tracksAdditional spatial analysis tooling

The roadmap stays focused on practical GIS operations: tools that help users inspect assets, understand sites, validate conditions, and interact with spatial data in context.

DocumentationStart with setup and API structureRead the getting started guide and browse the generated API reference.SamplesJump directly into the live playgroundOpen the first runnable example and inspect the implementation beside it.