VISION:
the new visualization
client for the
DestinE Platform

In the field of Earth observation and climate modeling, managing and understanding large volumes of geospatial data represents one of the main challenges.

With the increasing availability of Digital Twins of the Earth produced by organizations such as ECMWF – the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts – it has become essential to provide visualization tools that make these data accessible, interpretable, and useful even beyond highly specialized scientific communities.

The challenge of data visualization

How can we transform complex climate and environmental data into intuitive and interactive visual experiences that support informed decision-making in strategic fields such as energy, the environment, and urban planning?

The solution: Vision – the advanced data visualization client

Vision is the innovative application developed by Exprivia within the framework of the DestinE (Destination Earth) platform, designed to revolutionize the way users interact with the Earth's Digital Twins.

Developed as an advanced visualization client, Vision enables the exploration and analysis of complex datasets through 2D, 3D, and 4D representations. The application can generate customized visual narratives, making it easier to interpret meteorological and environmental phenomena.

Key features of Vision

• Advanced 3D rendering for immersive visualization of geospatial data.
• On-demand access to Digital Twin data, satellite datasets, and in situ measurements.
• Cross-platform compatibility: available on PC, Mac, and Virtual (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) devices.
• A user interface designed to make data understandable to a wide audience, not just domain experts.
• Support for diverse analytical needs, enabling a wide range of applications from education to operational planning.

What happens when data becomes a story

With Vision, Exprivia has made a new kind of user experience possible, where complex climate and environmental data become dynamic, understandable, and engaging visual stories. This not only contributes to greater environmental awareness, but also to more effective use of data in resource management, civil protection, and climate adaptation strategies.