3D Map Visualization enhances the Tomorrow.io platform by adding depth and vertical context to weather and aviation data. When the map is tilted, supported layers are displayed in 3D, enabling more accurate assessment of weather impacts—especially for flight operations.
🔒 This feature is available to Aviation customers only. For access, please contact your Account Team or sales@tomorrow.io.
When to use
Use 3D visualization and Pilot View when:
- Assessing weather impact along flight routes
- Understanding vertical structure of atmospheric conditions (e.g., clouds, turbulence)
- Supporting coordination between dispatchers and pilots
- Evaluating complex or high-risk aviation scenarios
How to use
Enable 3D visualization
- Go to the Map View
- Tilt the map using the 3D controls
- Enable supported layers (e.g., clouds, SIGMETs, AIRMETs)
Use Pilot View
- Select or open a flight route
- Switch to Pilot View
- Review conditions from a pilot’s perspective, including relevant weather layers along the route
Supported 3D layers
The following layers support 3D visualization:
- SIGMETs, AIRMETs, and other vector events
- Flight routes
- Storm top Heights
- Temperature Brightness
- Satellite clouds
Additional 3D layers may be added over time.
Feature highlights
- Route-based context – Visualize weather impact directly along flight paths
- Pilot perspective – Simulate in-flight conditions for improved decision-making
- Enhanced situational awareness – Interpret altitude, intensity, and spatial relationships more clearly
- Cross-team usability – Supports both dispatch workflows and pilot briefings
Notes
3D visualization is available when the map is tilted and supported layers are enabled.
Availability of specific layers depends on your Aviation and platform licensing.
Need help?
For assistance enabling or using 3D visualization features, contact your Account Team or support@tomorrow.io.
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