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Mapping the Mosaic Atlas

Mosaic America

GreenInfo team: Maegan Leslie Torres

Project years: 2023-2024


Mosaic Atlas 1
Mosaic Atlas' Explorer Tool
Mosaic Atlas 2
A Map of Mosaic Atlas with Accompanying Legend

Overview

What challenges is this project trying to solve?

  • The San Francisco Bay Area is full of diverse stories and understanding the scale at which these cultural spaces occupy can be difficult.
  • Access to cultural stories may be difficult due to lack of access and/or resources that document these experiences

What were the client’s objectives?

  • To create an interactive website that allows users to discover various cultural sites throughout the Bay Area
  • To educate the public about the various diverse and p

Results

  • The result of this partnership is the 'Explorer' tool on Mosaic Atlas' website that allows users to explore cultural sites throughout the Bay Area
Mosaic Atlas 1
Mosaic Atlas' Explorer Tool
Mosaic Atlas 2
A Map of Mosaic Atlas with Accompanying Legend

The Work

Background

Mosaic America and San Jose State University teamed up to collect information about culturally significant places across the San Francisco Bay Area and together created a project called the Mosaic Atlas. Mosaic America came to Greeninfo Network to help visualize the data and assets that they collected, and to to update the data to geospatial formats.

GIN used Esri’s Experience Builder to create the web map, as the client already had an AGOL account and wanted to stay in the  Esri ecosystem. GIN reviewed Mosaic Atlas’ existing design and products to match the design appropriately. The result is a map and interface design that is colorful, beautifully matching the Mosaic Atlas’ existing aesthetic.

Approach

Mosaic America and San Jose State University generated the initial data which GIN brought into ArcGIS Online (AGOL). IN AGOL, Greeninfo Network created and stylized custom pop-ups using Arcade and HTML. We also utilized Esri’s Experience Builder to ensure the map and interface is screen-adaptive for users viewing the map on phones and tablets.