Why it exists
Researchers and cultural institutions need to compare historical space with modern geography while keeping uncertainty visible—and EraWeaver needs those layers to become explorable, cited worlds.
19 · IMMERSIVE HISTORY & CULTURE
ChronosMap
Concept detail · target pilotA browser-side spatial layering tool that aligns ancient cartography with live GPS grids and supplies EraWeaver with cited, uncertainty-aware world layers.
Pilot workflow
- Import a map, place control points, adjust the transformation, annotate uncertainty, and hand the reversible layer to EraWeaver as a cited world-building scene.
- A local-first, human-readable record of what the system saw and decided.
- An exportable artifact that a pilot partner can review before wider use.
Prototype boundary
Historical alignment is interpretive. Source provenance, cultural stewardship, uncertainty display, and map licensing are core requirements.
EraWeaver integration pilot
ChronosMap supplies the spatial calibration; EraWeaver turns it into an explorable historical world.
- Align a historical map to a modern GPS grid.
- Package locations, dates, citations, and uncertainty for EraWeaver.
- Review one scene with a cultural or research partner before expanding the archive.
Planned service shape
Target pilot pricing for validation—not a live subscription or promise of availability.
$29/moResearcher · 3 maps
$99/moInstitution · 25 maps
$249/moArchive pilot
$399/moEraWeaver world pilot · 1 scene
Discuss a pilot →Bring a use case, a test group, or a data sample. We’ll define the safest first experiment.