This interactive map, created by the Public Works department at Santa Barbara County, displays real-time road closure updates during emergency situations. It relays critical information to first responders and the public, 24 hours a day, via an embedded map on their website.

A detailed map of individual tress organized by height (points), and tree density (heat map) in Washington D.C. showcasing how wooded areas provide critical corridors for wildlife to enter Northeast D.C. from surrounding river systems.

In a workshop hosted by The Deccan Archives Foundation, in collaboration with INTACH Hyderabad and ASEEM, collaborators mapped the historic core of the river Musi through on site visits, and sessions on history and ecology of the river by experts.

Terrabotics, working for Jacobs Engineering New Zealand, rapidly and accurately surveyed the land topography and shallow water bathymetry around the South Tarawa and Temaiku island atoll, part of the Kiribati Pacific Island nation. Kiribati is threatened by sea level changes, and this project served to help planning for climate resilience programmes on the island. The results were presented to the UN and at COP23.

WATERSHED is an investigate journalism outfit operating out of the UK that has made extensive efforts to shine a light on watershed pollution through evidence-based reporting. Their latest project ties together various sources of geospatial data with Felt to provide a clear and alarming picture on the extent of pollution in the waters close to home.

The City of Baltimore released its first Comprehensive Plan since 2006 to guide policies, programs, and land use changes, for the next decade. As part of the initiative, the city built a land use proposal map in Felt to gather feedback from the public – from residents, to city agents, to the real estate community.