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Microsoft's mapping service — the only major web map with Bird's-eye oblique imagery, useful for matching diagonal photographs of buildings.

Open-source crowdsourced street-imagery alternative to Mapillary. Provides 360° and dashcam imagery for many regions Google does not cover.

Crowdsourced street-level imagery platform owned by Meta. Widely used to geolocate scenes outside Google Street View coverage.

Yandex's mapping service with extensive Panoramas (street-view) coverage of Russia and CIS countries — critical when Google Street View is missing.

Free open-source virtual globe and atlas. Lightweight desktop alternative to Google Earth with offline tile support useful in privacy-sensitive workflows.

Interactive global map that animates shadows across terrain and buildings throughout the day. Useful for verifying shadow geometry at scale.

Customisable mapping platform with vector tiles, satellite imagery and routing APIs. Common substrate for interactive OSINT investigation maps.

Hosted 3D-tiles platform for streaming global terrain, buildings and imagery into web viewers. Backbone of many open 3D investigation experiences.

Free open-source desktop GIS — the OSINT analyst's default tool for layering vector, raster and satellite data, terrain analysis and viewshed calculations.

Open-source toolkit for processing drone imagery into orthophotos, point clouds, DEMs and 3D models. Standard in low-budget aerial reconstruction.