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Ventusky provides live weather maps showing wind, rain, radar and temperature, with over 50 weather layers and detailed forecasts. Data comes from weather forecast models including ECMWF, GFS, ICON and GEM.
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Sounds of the Forest is a project collecting the sounds of woodlands and forests from around the world into a growing soundmap. The collected sounds form an open source library that anyone can listen to and create from. The project was created by Wild Rumpus and is built on Mapbox GL JS.
Skimap.org is an archive of ski resort trail maps from around the world. It holds over 29,000 maps, with content dating back over 90 years, organized by region and including sections for recently added maps, maps from the current season, lost ski areas, and fantasy areas. Visitors are invited to share their own maps.
Macrostrat is a platform for exploring, integrating and analysing geological data. It aggregates geologic maps from data providers and links map polygons to rock columns, stratigraphic names and geochronological intervals. The site offers a searchable geologic map and an API. Interactive applications built on the platform are intended for educational and research purposes.
Broadcastify's browse page lists live audio feeds from around the world, organized by country and by state within the United States. It reports 7,292 live audio feeds, including country totals and feed counts for each state.
An Android app that wraps the web version of Google Maps in a restricted WebView for access when OpenStreetMap isn't enough. It depends on the Google Maps website, a non-free network service. It requires Android 5.0 or newer and is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 or later.
Ventusky provides live weather maps showing wind, rain, radar and temperature, with over 50 weather layers and detailed forecasts. Data comes from weather forecast models including ECMWF, GFS, ICON and GEM.
