Visualization of remaining land from a 5-foot sea level rise scenario in the Florida Panhandle (approximated boundaries). This projected scenario is based on Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) of the land area shown. The land layer can be toggled on and off to focus on and click the county boundaries to view county names. County population ranges, based on 2024 estimates, are comprised of five classifications. Three of the counties bordering the coastline belong to the largest population class. The DEMs were sourced from USGS, and the counties dataset was obtained from the Census Bureau.

Visualization of remaining land in part of the Florida Panhandle (east of Pensacola, FL) based on three sea level rise scenarios: half-foot, three-foot, and five-foot inundation. These projected scenarios are based on a Digital Elevation Model (DEM) of the land area shown. The three layers can be toggled on the map to observe land change. The DEM is sourced from The National Map Viewer, USGS.

Top 5 global mudslide hotspots based on total population affected (percentage of a nation's population injured/harmed from mudslides over the 10-year time span). Sub-national boundaries can be panned and clicked to view the number of mudslide events which took place in their respective locales during this time span. The national boundaries depict the number of people affected throughout the nation. Data from EM-DAT: the international disasters database

From New York City to Washington D.C., a map showing the twenty most populous U.S. cities and their population counts as per 2018 estimates.