ForgeGIS

GPU geospatial compute for Java.

ForgeGIS™ runs terrain, hydrology, visibility, spectral and vector operations on the GPU, from Java or from an AI agent over MCP. Checked against GDAL, and faster.

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ForgeGIS Studio with a four-step pipeline on the left (elevation, hillshade, hillshade, contour) and the result on the canvas: a teal hillshade of a Grand Canyon section with white contour lines
Elevation: Copernicus DEM GLO-30 © DLR e.V., Airbus Defence and Space, ESA, provided under COPERNICUS by the EU and ESA (credits).

15× faster than GDAL, geometric mean across 242 benchmark operations (ForgeGIS 1.2.6, warm timings), with 1,191 parity checks, 0 failures.

239 of 242 faster: method and limits →
Seaglass Globe

From orbit to the rooftops.

Seaglass Globe™ is a WGS-84 virtual globe in double precision, with terrain, 3D buildings, geodesy that names its method and MIL-STD-2525C scenarios on a timeline. The suite’s optional 3D view.

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Seaglass Globe map of the Colorado Front Range: wooded foothills on the left meet the street grid and lakes of the Denver area
Map: OpenFreeMap © OpenMapTiles (openmaptiles.org; design CC BY 4.0), data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL — openstreetmap.org/copyright. Style: OSM Liberty. Terrain: Mapzen Terrain Tiles via AWS Open Data (registry.opendata.aws/terrain-tiles); sources: terrain data credits
The suite

One installer. One window.

The Seaglass Control Center™ installs ForgeGIS, the Globe, ForgeGIS Studio and the ForgeMind agent on one Windows workstation and runs them from the same window.

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The dark Control Center dashboard: service cards for ForgeMind, ForgeGIS Studio, Seaglass Globe and the compute broker, the MCP children spawned by ForgeMind, and the log panel
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Release 1.2.7, Windows x64. Evaluations are by request and run for 90 days from first install.

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