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SeaScope (Earth Observation)

SeaScope workspace: map, editor, and AI chat panels

SeaScope is Gendox’s Earth Observation workspace: a fast loop where you ask a question, an AI agent produces a Google Earth Engine (GEE) script, the script runs in a secure browser sandbox, and the results appear immediately on the map.

It’s designed for iterative geospatial analysis: you can refine the question, narrow an Area of Interest (AOI), compare results, and repeat until you get a trustworthy signal.

What you can do with SeaScope​

  • Ask natural-language questions about satellite-derived signals and changes.
  • Let the agent write analysis code (GEE JavaScript) based on your intent and context.
  • Run code and visualize results as layers on an interactive map.
  • Draw AOIs (polygons/points/rectangles) and use them as inputs to the analysis.
  • Share evidence by taking map screenshots and continuing the conversation with visuals.

Example use cases​

  • Change detection: shoreline, vegetation, land cover, burned area.
  • Environmental monitoring: water quality proxies, flooding extent, drought indicators.
  • Incident response: quickly narrow down a region and iterate on detection heuristics.

Prerequisites​

  • A Google Earth Engine account you can authenticate with (OAuth).
  • A Gendox project and task created for Earth Observation (SeaScope).
  • A configured agent for your project (model + tools) to support code editing.

Next​

Continue with the User Guide to learn how to sign in, use the 3-panel workspace, run scripts, draw AOIs, and iterate with the agent.