Virtual trail maps for public exploration and environmental planning.
Every access site generates 144+ discrete data fields plus 96 per-face observations—safety conditions, amenity inventories, ADA compliance, water features, and management recommendations based on River Access Planning Guidelines methodology.
River Access Planning Guidelines (RAPG) provide a structured framework for evaluating water access sites. Our analysis applies this methodology to 360° imagery, generating comprehensive site inventories that capture safety hazards, existing amenities, accessibility barriers, and improvement opportunities.
Each scene produces over 240 individual data points when combining site-level assessment with directional per-face analysis—documentation that would take hours per site to complete manually in the field.
Location and positioning
Access site classification
Physical environment
Hazard identification
Existing facilities
Infrastructure condition
Use and activity types
Launch/landing specifics
ADA compliance
Management guidance
Each of the six cube faces is analyzed independently with 16 directional keys including: face_direction, features_observed, water_visible, safety_concerns, amenities_visible, vegetation_type, surface_type, slope_assessment, infrastructure_visible, signage_visible, accessibility_barriers, activity_evidence, maintenance_needs, photo_quality, notable_elements, and face_notes.
13 scenes analyzed for river access. Click any marker to preview.
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Virtual trail maps for public exploration and environmental planning.