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#30DayMapChallenge 2026

Senses: Sight

Map what can be seen — and what remains hidden.

4 map ideas4 tools3 data sources1 practical tip
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AI-ASSISTED · EDITOR-REVIEWED

Theme brief

Sight invites both physical visibility and visual perception. A terrain viewshed is the obvious route, but you can also map sightlines, skyline obstruction, street-level enclosure or the places where signs and landmarks become visible.

Official prompt

“How do you see something? Maybe map a viewshed?”

30DayMapChallenge 2026
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WAYS IN

Four map ideas

  1. 01

    Calculate the visible landscape from a summit or observation tower.

  2. 02

    Map which homes can see a proposed building or wind turbine.

  3. 03

    Measure landmark visibility along a walking route.

  4. 04

    Create a city map based on eye-level openness rather than plan view.

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IN THE DIRECTORY

Recommended tools

QGIS

Combines elevation rasters with viewshed plugins and strong cartographic control.

Open source · View details

Google Earth

Useful for quick terrain inspection and communicating a viewpoint in 3D.

Free · View details

Copernicus Browser

Helps locate and inspect elevation and imagery inputs before analysis.

Free · View details

GRASS GIS

Its raster visibility tools suit repeatable, advanced terrain workflows.

Open source · View details
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START WITH A CLEAR LICENSE

Data sources

Licenses are a planning aid, not legal advice. Check the source record and version you actually download; terms can vary within a catalog.

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BEFORE YOU EXPORT

Cartography check

State observer height, target height and terrain resolution. Those three choices can change the visible area dramatically.

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COMMUNITY MAPS

Selected work

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