How improvinglife/gis-super--claude works
Vantage is a client-side geographic-data workbench delivered as a single HTML file. Users explore maps and public data, apply analysis and drawing tools, and save or exchange geographic work; saved cases and settings stay in browser storage. The README documents broad capabilities and external data-service use, but no source excerpts are available, so the graph does not infer internal calls or a more detailed processing sequence.
Main entry points: vantage.html Vantage Workbench
Components 13
Maps and Data
- Vantage Workbench
vantage.html - Map Layers
vantage.html - Base Maps
vantage.html - Search and Feeds
vantage.html
Map Tools
- Measure and Draw
vantage.html - Notes and Tracks
vantage.html
Spatial Analysis
- Terrain Analysis
vantage.html - Travel and Sight
vantage.html - Sun and Nearby
vantage.html
Cases and Exchange
- Data Exchange
vantage.html - Browser Storage
vantage.html
Other components
- Map User
- Public Data Services
Connections 12
- Map User → Vantage Workbench: opens
README.md - Map User → Map Layers: explores
README.md - Map User → Base Maps: switches
README.md - Map User → Search and Feeds: searches
README.md - Map User → Measure and Draw: measures and draws
README.md - Map User → Notes and Tracks: saves
README.md - Map User → Terrain Analysis: analyzes
README.md - Map User → Travel and Sight: analyzes
README.md - Map User → Sun and Nearby: analyzes
README.md - Map User → Data Exchange: imports and exports
README.md - Vantage Workbench → Public Data Services: requests data
README.md - Vantage Workbench → Browser Storage: stores work
README.md