Geospatial MCP server for earthquake, tsunami, volcano, disaster, and FX data queries.
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DaedalMap is a map-first geographic query engine. This repository is the open app/runtime for developers who want to run it locally, self-host it, point it at their own data, or extend it with compatible geographic datasets.
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DaedalMap is a map-first geographic query engine. This repository is the open app/runtime for developers who want to run it locally, self-host it, point it at their own data, or extend it with compatible geographic datasets.
Public surfaces:
https://app.daedalmap.comhttps://daedalmap.comIf you are using this public GitHub repo as a self-host/local runtime, the practical setup contract right now is:
DATA_ROOT, unless you use the default app-data path)OPENAI_API_KEY or ANTHROPIC_API_KEY)Supabase and hosted account wiring are optional for self-host use.
Use this repo if you want to:
Typical use cases:
DaedalMap itself is built around three ideas:
The hosted runtime ships with 40+ curated sources across disasters, demographics, economics, and climate. Coverage below reflects the current maintained pack inventory.
| Source | Scale | Time Range |
|---|---|---|
| USGS Earthquakes | 1M+ events | 2150 BC - present |
| IBTrACS Hurricanes/Cyclones | 13K storms | 1842 - present |
| NOAA Tsunamis | 2.6K events | 2000 BC - present |
| Smithsonian Volcanoes | 11K eruptions | Holocene |
| Global Wildfires | 940K events/year | 2002 - 2024 |
| USA/CAN Tornadoes | 81K events | 1950 - present |
| Global Floods | 4.8K events | 1985 - 2019 |
| Global Landslides | 45K events | 1760 - present |
Disaster events include 22M+ geographic location relationships and 566K cross-disaster links (aftershocks, triggered events).
| Source | Countries | Years | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| Our World in Data CO2 | 217 | 1750 - 2024 | Environment |
| WHO Health Statistics | 198 | 2015 - 2024 | Health |
| IMF Balance of Payments | 195 | 2005 - 2022 | Economy |
| UN Sustainable Development Goals | 200+ | 2000 - 2023 | SDGs 1-17 |
| Eurostat Demographics | 37 European countries | 2000 - 2024 | Demographics |
| Country | Source Count | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| USA | 15+ | Census, FEMA National Risk Index, NOAA storms |
| Canada | 3 | Statistics Canada, NRCan earthquakes, drought |
| Australia | 2 | ABS population, BOM cyclones |
Disasters are displayed with animated, type-specific rendering:
DaedalMap now treats runtime behavior as a 2-axis matrix:
INSTALL_MODE
local = local app/runtime installcloud = hosted/server deploymentRUNTIME_MODE
local = query local datacloud = query managed cloud-backed data via local cache + DuckDB httpfsSupported combinations:
local install + local datalocal install + cloud datacloud install + cloud dataNot supported as a first-class runtime shape:
cloud install + local dataThe current hosted/runtime direction is:
In RUNTIME_MODE=cloud, the runtime: