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Storm Drain Search API
Map stormwater drains and connect them to roads, flood zones, waterways, and drainage infrastructure.
SEARCH WORKFLOW
From intent to results that remain useful in maps, routes, and spatial analysis.
Search Stormwater Drains by Region, Radius, Polygon, or Viewport
Search stormwater drains by geography instead of relying on text alone. EDK supports regional search, bounding boxes, polygons, radii, and viewport queries, making storm drain API useful for local discovery, infrastructure research, and programmatic geographic analysis.
Use Stormwater Drains Across Backend, Browser, Pipeline, and AI
EDK lets developers use stormwater drains as more than one endpoint. Search produces structured geography, maps and tiles render it, routing measures access, and Compute handles relationships. API, SDK, CLI, and MCP expose those capabilities for different parts of the stack.
Monitor Stormwater Drains as Infrastructure Changes
Keep stormwater drains tied to the surrounding network and compare changes in coverage, nearby development, or related assets over time. EDK can support recurring geographic checks so infrastructure teams can track where the physical context around a facility is changing.
Model the Stormwater Drains Network, Not Just Individual Features
Analyze how stormwater drains connect to roads, flood zones, waterways. Measure spacing, service relationships, gateway access, or network proximity across a region. This turns stormwater GIS data into a geographic system for planning and operations instead of a collection of disconnected points.
Turn Storm Drain Map into a Product Layer
Map stormwater drains without maintaining a separate visualization index. EDK can return map-ready geometry, update results as the viewport changes, and combine the primary layer with roads and flood zones. Styling remains under the application’s control.
Use Routing for Inspection Routing
Use EDK Routing for inspection routing. Compare real road or walking travel time, search inside an isochrone, or find stormwater drains within a route corridor. This is more useful than straight-line distance when access depends on roads, crossings, terrain, or network structure.
Serve Stormwater Drains as Vector Tiles at Large Scale
When a storm drain map covers thousands or millions of features, load only the geography visible at the current zoom and viewport. EDK vector tiles keep broad stormwater drains layers lightweight while preserving styling and interaction for regional or national maps.
Measure Stormwater Drains Coverage and Geographic Gaps
Use catchments, nearest-distance analysis, and counts to see where stormwater drains are concentrated and where coverage breaks down. Combine stormwater GIS data with roads and flood zones to identify underserved areas, redundant facilities, or regions where new capacity may matter.
ONE GEOGRAPHIC WORKFLOW
Search, map, route, and compute with EDK.
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