Information in a geographic frame
God’s Eye View presents information through a globe interface. Location becomes a shared frame in which separate signals and layers can be encountered together.

WORK WORTH EXPLORING
Public signals. One explorable world.
God's Eye View is an open-source spatial intelligence project maintained by Bilawal Sidhu and Sameh Khamis. It brings public data sources into an explorable 3D globe.
The repository distinguishes live inputs from simulated or estimated layers.
A CLOSER LOOK
A spatial intelligence project that puts public data into a visual, explorable globe.
God’s Eye View presents information through a globe interface. Location becomes a shared frame in which separate signals and layers can be encountered together.
The repository provides the implementation and setup behind the visual demonstration. It is the direct route from the project’s appearance to the work that produces it.
A GOOD PLACE TO BEGIN

See the project in motion
The project's linked walkthrough shows the globe and its visual layers. Some layers use live data; others include simulation or estimates, as described in the repository.
This is a visual idea. Seeing how the layers fit together is the quickest way to understand its appeal.

From a striking picture to a working system
The repository explains the architecture, data sources, and ways to run and extend the project.
Follow the visual experience back to the underlying pieces: where the data comes from, how it is represented, and what its limits are.
Introductions are grounded in the sources below. Collection notes and reading prompts provide an editorial starting point; personal opinions are identified in the collection’s content.