DeepEarthDemo

DeepEarth API · v1

The temporal index
of the planet, as an endpoint.

One coordinate. Any moment in 540 million years. A defensible reading of climate, geography and biosphere — returned as JSON.

I · Canonical request

Ask any place what it was.

The same call powers museum installations, documentary research, climate dashboards, and education curricula. One endpoint. Stable across millions of locations.

GET https://api.deepearth.io/v1/memory
  ?lat=53.4808
  &lng=-2.2426
  &t=-140Ma

{
  "place": "Manchester, UK",
  "epoch": "Early Cretaceous",
  "paleo_latitude": 38.2,
  "climate": { "anomaly_c": 6.4, "regime": "warm subtropical" },
  "sea_level_m": 170,
  "landscape": "shallow carbonate platform",
  "biosphere": ["rudist bivalves", "ammonites", "early angiosperms"],
  "confidence": 0.86,
  "sources": ["PaleoDB", "GPlates", "NOAA Paleo"]
}

II · Endpoints

GET/v1/memory

Return Earth's reading of a coordinate at a given moment.

lat · lng · t (ISO or geological notation, e.g. −540Ma)

GET/v1/frames

List the canonical deep-time frames available at a coordinate.

lat · lng · resolution

GET/v1/scenario

Query a future projection (SSP1–SSP5) for any coordinate and year.

lat · lng · year · scenario

GET/v1/transitions

Detect which major Earth transitions a location has lived through.

lat · lng

III · For

Institutions that need Earth as a queryable surface.

  • Natural history museums
  • Climate research institutes
  • Documentary & broadcast
  • Mapping platforms
  • Earth-observation companies
  • K-12 & higher education

IV · Access

Private beta. Issued by institutional partnership.

DeepEarth is not a public utility yet. Access is granted to partners working at the intersection of Earth science, mapping, and cultural infrastructure.

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