Downloaded a dataset? Here's what to do with it next

Most people find OrionGIS through a dataset: an administrative boundary, a population grid, a list of health facilities. They download it and leave, often to open it in another tool.

From today, a download is the start of a short conversation. Over the next two weeks you get up to five emails about the dataset you took, each asking for one thing:

• More data you can use. Three more open datasets, picked from what you download, follow, save and view on OrionGIS.
• See it on a map. One button opens your dataset in Map Studio, already loaded and signed in. Nothing to install, nothing to upload.
• Ask Orion AI. Ask about your dataset in plain words: what it shows, where values are highest, how it compares with your other layers. The answer lands on your map.
• Share it. Publish your map and anyone can open the link, no account needed.
• Collect what's missing. When the open data stops short, build a form and collect your own data on phones, straight onto the same map.

Steps you've already done are skipped, and the emails stop once you publish a map or a form. Every email has a one-click unsubscribe, and you can turn them off under Email on your profile.

Read the full oriongis-web 1.13.0 release notes.