Landsat Explorer
Navigate the world with Landsat satellite imagery. Landsat uses the electromagnetic spectrum, revealing what's invisible to the human eye.
Spatially intelligent maps and apps for science
Explorer apps
These web applications let you take a closeup look at science topics and observations around the world.
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Sentinel Explorer
Visualise and understand how our planet has changed over time through the power of Sentinel satellites, which gather data beyond what we can see. -
World Imagery Wayback
Experience dynamic historical exploration and discovery of previous versions of the World Imagery basemap. -
Ecological Tapestry of the World
Explore global ecology in unprecedented detail via the Ecological Land Units (ELUs) for land-use planning and ecosystem services assessment. -
Ecological Marine Unit Explorer
Explore this unique collection of 37 full-ocean-depth categories for classifying and preserving marine environments. -
Antarctic REMA Explorer
Investigate and explore the Reference Elevation Model for Antarctica (REMA), as a DEM created by the Polar Geospatial Center. -
Hurricane Aware
Understand hurricane forecasts and impacts using layers from the ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World.
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Online analysis apps
These applications allow you to view or perform online analytics on a variety of science subjects.
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Water Balance App
Access data from NASA's Global Land Data Assimilation System (GLDAS) and analyse changes in freshwater availability over time. -
Drought Tracker
Access drought monitoring data to analyse drought intensity in the US from March 2000 to the present. -
Sea Ice Aware
Assess how the Arctic and Antartic's monthly mean sea ice extent changes year on year since the late 1970s. -
Heat Waves
Assess various climate model scenarios within a chosen year when levels of temperature and humidity may pose a considerable threat to human life. -
Future Heat Events
Assess how temperatures are changing according to both historical data and future projections of temperature. -
Cumulative Exposure to Climate Change
Assess indices of climate hazards such as warming, drought, heat waves, fires, precipitation, floods, storms, water scarcity, and sea level rise. -
Intact Habitat Near Me
Analyse your community's potential for green infrastructure, including remaining intact habitat and other measures of natural and human assets. -
Policy Maps
A myriad of maps and apps aid social scientists in identifying trends, making policy decisions, and communicating with policy makers.
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Story maps
Esri Story Maps apps let you combine authoritative maps with narrative text, images, and multimedia content. They make it easy to harness the power of maps and geography to tell your story. Check out these science-themed story maps:
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Explore a Tapestry of World Ecosystems
View an Esri Story Maps Journal version of the Ecological Tapestry of the World of the global ELUs. -
Project Puffin
Discover RSPB's StoryMap to explore the GPS tracks of Puffins to see where they've travelled across the North Sea. -
Ecological Marine Units
Explore an Esri Story Maps Cascade story that describes the full background of the Ecological Marine Units (EMUs) project. -
What Is Under the Ocean's Hood?
This Esri Story Maps Cascade story details the use of geostatistics within the EMUs project and the availability of a 3D Fences toolbox. -
An Ocean of Story Maps
This catalogue of story maps focuses on ocean and coastal science, as well as conservation, resource management, and maritime industries. -
Extreme Heat
This Esri Story Maps Journal story shows how prolonged periods of unusually hot weather can be dangerous to human health and safety. -
Global Heat Action Plans
This crowdsourced Esri Story Maps Cascade story shows how cities worldwide are including extreme heat in disaster response planning initiatives. -
Speaking the "Language" of Spatial Analysis
This catalogue of story maps focuses specifically on spatial analysis, scientific workflows, journal articles, and scientific fieldwork.
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