Tool 02 of 09 · Socio-Economic Atlas

Find out how people actually live in your city.Planning, for people.

Atlas is where most of the day's work happens inside GUS. Seven tabs, each a different lens on how people actually live in your city, all on the same neighbourhood grid: Synthesis, City Satisfaction, Community, Urban Pulse, Urban Intelligence, Spatial Economics, Vulnerability. Pick a tab, frame an area, read what's there. The ✦ Ask dock travels with you across every tab and replies in plain language with cited evidence.

Tabs7 lenses on one neighbourhood grid
ResolutionHex · Community · District scopes
SatisfactionSila Score 0 to 10 · 12 topics, 68 subtopics
Assistant✦ Ask dock on every tab, in any language
Socio-Economic Atlas
PLATE II · Fig. 02Atlas · Synthesis · SWOT view. Source: GUS / Socio-Economic Atlas.
01How it works

From "open Atlas" to "this is the district" in a few clicks.

Pick a tab, scope the area, filter the metric, ask the assistant.

01

Pick a tab

Synthesis · City Satisfaction · Community · Urban Pulse · Urban Intelligence · Spatial Economics · Vulnerability.

02

Scope the area

Switch the scale picker between Hex, Community or District. Multi-select specific districts or communities with the unit picker. The map, KPI cards and charts update without an Apply button.

03

Filter

Narrow by topic, year, demographic segment or sector. Filters and scope carry across every tab, so a question you start in Satisfaction picks up where you left off in Community.

04

Ask

Open the ✦ Ask dock from the scope bar. It reads the same layers you are looking at, replies with inline citations, and toggles between "this view" and "broader" against the full city dataset.

02How residents actually live, seven ways

See how people actually live in your city.

Each lens runs its own analysis against the same fused dataset on the same neighbourhood grid. Pick a lens — the screenshot, the read, and the key figures change with it. The ✦ Ask dock follows you across every one.

Synthesis — Atlas · Synthesis · health + SWOTAtlas · Synthesis · health + SWOT
Lens 01 / 07 · Fused

Synthesis

The overall read on the city. Health score, SWOT, strengths and weaknesses, resilience, areas for improvement, relationships and an AI synthesis. The lens to open first.

Read
Health · SWOT
Resilience
Scored
Synthesis
AI
02bThe engines underneath

Sentiment, behaviour and place — read together.

Social Atlas engine

Powers · City Satisfaction · Vulnerability

Urban Pulse engine

Powers · Urban Pulse

Urban Spaces engine

Powers · Urban Intelligence

03What's inside

What Atlas does that a BI tool cannot.

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7 lenses on your city

From Synthesis to the AI assistant. You turn lenses on and off per deployment. Your team sees only what they need.

configurable
02

One shared scale

The Sila Score runs critical to excellent across every topic. One legend, every view.

0 to 10
03

Time-aware

Every layer knows its date. Pivot any view by year, month or season to see the direction of travel on every indicator.

year-by-year
04

Drill into any area

Click any neighbourhood for a full profile across every enabled view. Satisfaction, demographics, activity, all on one screen.

one click
05

AI Assistant, built in

Ask Atlas in plain language. The same conversation thread follows you across every view, reading the layers you have open and replying with the same citations.

one chat, every view
06

Compare districts

Put any two districts side by side across every metric in the view. Surface the gap instantly.

A vs B
Atlas · the ✦ Ask dock
✦ Ask

One assistant, every lens.

The ✦ Ask dock travels with you across all seven lenses. It reads the layers you are looking at, picks up your scope and filters, and replies in plain language with inline citations — toggling between "this view" and "broader" against the full city dataset.

Eleven weeks of neighbourhood diagnosis compressed into a working morning. For the first time, our council and spatial team saw the same evidence on the same screen, cited to the same row.
UPHead of Urban Planning · City authority · Gulf region