Explorer

Browse the detection layers by neighborhood.

Pick a neighborhood, toggle layers, and click a feature to inspect attributes and jump straight into Google Street View for visual verification.

1

Pick a neighborhood

Use the dropdown in the control panel. The map zooms to its detected intersections, traffic controls, and sidewalks.

2

Toggle layers

Show or hide sidewalks, intersections, traffic lights, and stop signs to focus on what's relevant for your question.

3

Click to verify

Click any point. The right-hand panel shows model attributes plus a Street View link to confirm before citing.

Crosswalk segmentation

Crosswalk polygons from the U-Net mosaic.

Each polygon is a connected paint region detected by the segmentation model. Filter by mosaic region, click a polygon to see its area and verify it in Street View.

At a glance

Detection coverage, crossing widths, and training fit.

These cards update as new pilot results land. They're the same numbers that back the methodology, surfaced here so you can sanity-check what the map is showing.

Detection coverage by neighborhood

Crossing-width distribution

Training curve snapshot

In progress

More functionality is on the way.

The explorer will grow side-by-side with planning workflows: corridor draw-and-export, confidence threshold filtering, crash-data overlays, and downloadable bundles per neighborhood. Ideas for what you'd want here? Tell the team.