From scattered data tomaps that answer back
AfCEN Atlas connects your data, builds governed interactive maps and publishes them anywhere. Ask Atlas, the built-in agent, and it flies the map, turns on layers and queries the data, with every step on the record.
Coasts and river basins. A river delta and mangrove coast seen from above
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African countries in scope, and nowhere else
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layers in 20 groups on the main map, ready to switch on
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ways to bring data in, from PostGIS to a Shapefile upload
- EN/PT
labels, layer groups and legends in English and Portuguese
Meet the Atlas
One map of Africa. Every layer you need to decide.
The AfCEN Atlas main map brings live hazard feeds, shipping, energy, infrastructure and open Earth-observation data onto a single African canvas. Pan it, switch layers on and off, and ask Atlas a question. Everything you see is clipped to the continent and traceable to its source.
This is the real map, not a screenshot. Drag, zoom and try the layers panel.
A map that works the way you expect
Search, zoom to where you are and turn on the layers you need.
Open the mapSearch any place
Cities, ports, mines and projects across Africa.
Find your location
Centre the map on where you are in one tap.
Layers you can trust
Transport, energy, water, climate, land and people, each with its source.
Live feeds
Earthquakes, fires, disaster alerts and port calls as they happen.
Share and embed
A link that opens where you are, or the map in your own site.
Ask Atlas
Ask a question and Atlas moves the map for you.
Built on open data
Every layer names its source. Nothing is invented to fill a gap.
- OpenStreetMap
- USGS
- NASA FIRMS
- GDACS
- Copernicus Sentinel-2
- WorldPop
- World Bank
Common questions
All questionsA location-intelligence platform for governed, interactive maps. You connect data, build and style layers, publish versioned maps and embed them anywhere, with Atlas, the AI assistant, working the map alongside you. Every map covers the African continent only.
Yes. The main map is public. You can explore its layers and ask Atlas about it without signing in. Building your own maps needs an account.
It flies the camera to places and features, turns layers on and off, queries datasets, explains fields and coverage, and plans multi-step work with governed tools. Every step is traceable in Activity.
Bring your corridor data to the map
Connect a database, a web service or a file, shape the layers, and publish a map your partners can open, embed and question.