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cesiumDesign

Framework-neutral Cesium effects SDK for WebGIS dashboards, digital twins, and AI-assisted geospatial visualizations.

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Data offered docs-verified: radar scan · ripple spread · polyline flow · material polyline · fly line · pipe flow · water surface (rivers, lakes, flood surfaces) · light wall · scan cone · pushbroom scan · shield dome · temperature field · fire billboard · scene weather · post process · transform gizmo
Coverage llm-inferred: Global
Formats docs-verified: TypeScript API (npm package) · JSON effect manifests · Markdown knowledge docs · MCP server (launched via npx)
Access llm-inferred: Free and open source under MIT licence; installed locally via npm (pnpm add @ztgkzhaohao/geo-effect-kit cesium); no API key or auth in docs

Use cases llm-inferred: Flood-extent and river surface visualisation for FRA or flood-event briefings in a WebGIS dashboard (water surface effect) · Pressure-flow animation on water network pipes for options presentations to clients (pipe flow effect) · Radar or scan-cone overlays on a digital twin of a site for client-facing 3D dashboards
Audience llm-inferred: GIS analysts · web and front-end developers building WebGIS dashboards · digital twin and BIM/3D visualisation teams

Constraints docs-verified: Visualisation effects only; it supplies no hydrological, rainfall, gauge or survey datasets · Host project must provide its own Cesium version, static assets, CESIUM_BASE_URL and Viewer initialisation · Public demo is not live until GitHub Pages is enabled · Docs state no coverage, resolution or update cadence for any data · No MCP tool names are documented, so MCP tool use cannot be verified from the docs

Auto-extracted, unverified fields: tools, install, auth. Check upstream documentation.

Geospatial deep dive (Glama/Smithery/GitHub). Tools/install/auth auto-extracted from README.

Metadata observed 15/10/2026 · research sweep: geo-deep-dive (geo-deep-dive:github-search-geo)