AI-ASSISTED · EDITOR-REVIEWED
Theme brief
Raster data represents space as cells: imagery, elevation, temperature, land cover and modeled surfaces. Resolution is part of the claim; do not zoom beyond what the cell size or source accuracy can support.
Official prompt“Do something cool with pixels.”
30DayMapChallenge 2026
WAYS IN
Four map ideas
- 01
Compute a simple vegetation index and explain every processing step.
- 02
Blend hillshade with elevation without using political boundaries.
- 03
Compare two dates of the same satellite scene.
- 04
Turn a categorical land-cover raster into a carefully limited palette.
IN THE DIRECTORY
Recommended tools
QGIS
Its raster calculator, classification and layout tools cover an end-to-end desktop workflow.
Open source · View detailsGoogle Earth Engine
Processes large satellite archives without downloading every scene.
Freemium · View detailsCopernicus Browser
A fast visual route into Sentinel imagery and custom band combinations.
Free · View detailsGDAL/OGR
The dependable command-line layer for conversion, clipping, warping and optimization.
Open source · View detailsSTART WITH A CLEAR LICENSE
Data sources
Multispectral imagery with frequent global coverage.
Free, full and open under Copernicus terms USGS/NASA LandsatA long-running Earth observation archive for change over time.
U.S. government data · attribution requested Copernicus DEMGlobal elevation models at 30 m and 90 m spacing.
Free use under Copernicus termsLicenses are a planning aid, not legal advice. Check the source record and version you actually download; terms can vary within a catalog.
BEFORE YOU EXPORT
Cartography check
Include acquisition date, pixel size and processing level. Those details determine what the raster can credibly show.
COMMUNITY MAPS
Selected work
First participate officially by posting publicly with #30DayMapChallenge. You can then suggest that original post for our independent MapTools picks. We link to the source, credit every author and use images only with permission.
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