Find each source in its existing workspace
Infrastructure now contains street imagery, private layers, drawing and Map briefings. Mobility Intel contains transit vehicle positions. Cameras contains DriveBC, Calgary and Toronto traffic stills. Weather Alerts contains ECCC Canadian AQHI readings. Satellite & Sensor Data contains dated imagery comparison and selected-satellite pass tools.
Infrastructure, Mobility, Weather and Cameras add the selected evidence to their existing 2D maps. Satellite imagery comparison uses a focused comparison map within its existing tab. Close added layer clears that source overlay; the surrounding workspace remains available.
Your saved work stays accessible
Existing browser-saved layers, drawings and scenes remain available under Infrastructure → My layers and Map briefings, with the same account-scoped storage. They remain local to that browser unless you explicitly export them. Shared map entry buttons are now called Map notes and Manage layers.
Optional Mapillary connections now appear under Infrastructure. Existing credentials retain their encrypted owner-bound storage. Older Spatial Research bookmarks lead to Infrastructure tools, and the web guide, PDF and source-methods page describe the new locations.
Original source limits still apply
This update reorganizes existing sources. Transit remains limited to connected agencies; camera entries are source-published stills or references. Canadian AQHI uses its native scale. Satellite imagery retains its acquisition dates and missing pixels, and pass calculations still require suitable orbital elements.
Source dates, attribution, availability controls, account checks and replay boundaries remain attached to the tools. Moving an overlay does not turn source proximity or imagery into proof of disruption or causation.