See where it’s safe to go — right now.
see1m turns real seabed data into a live coastal decision surface. View tide-aware safe navigation, current shoreline, and underlying depth structure in one simple map.
What see1m does
Safe navigation
See where it is safe to go at the current tide, at lowest spring tide, or with tighter clearance.
Real seabed structure
Built from merged seabed data rather than relying on broad chart interpretation alone.
Focused coastal projects
High-resolution, bay-by-bay mapping that is practical to deploy, update, and present.
Live coastal examples
The same see1m viewer logic now runs across multiple coastal projects: Torbay for the original proof, Omaha for Green LiDAR ingestion, and Goat Island as the next bay added to the public set.
Torbay
The original see1m proof area: tide-aware navigation, intertidal context, and real seabed structure.
▶ Open TorbayOmaha
A wider estuary/coastal example showing the see1m workflow using Green LiDAR-derived surface data.
▶ Open OmahaGoat Island
The newest viewer added to the set, useful for checking reef/shoreline structure and public demo polish.
▶ Open Goat IslandRelated system: Rain → Stream → Coast
Why the rain player still matters
The rain player shows the wider see1m idea: dynamic environmental systems made directly viewable in the browser. It is still valuable as a second proof of the platform.
- Rainfall history replay
- Catchment and stream response context
- A related visual system built for direct use, not dashboards