EMBEDEARTH / SEARCH API
Warehouse Search API
Search warehouse clusters using highway, rail, port, airport, labor-market, and last-mile context.
Search Warehouses by Area, Radius, or Map View
Build warehouse GIS data workflows that understand location from the start. Search warehouses inside a city, polygon, corridor, or visible map extent, then refine by category or application data. The result is structured geographic data that can immediately feed maps, routing, compute, or downstream APIs.
Score Candidate Warehouses Sites Geographically
Site selection for warehouses depends on more than a pin. EDK can score access to highways, ports, rail terminals, and airports, combine those factors with buffers or travel time, and return a ranked set of locations ready for a map or downstream review.
Model the Warehouses Network, Not Just Individual Locations
Analyze how warehouses relate to one another and to highways, ports, rail terminals. Measure spacing, connectivity, gateway access, or coverage across a region. For network-heavy infrastructure, EDK can turn isolated locations into a geographic system that supports planning, operations, and investment analysis.
Search Warehouses by Travel Time, Detour, or Route
Turn the road, walking, or cycling network into a filter for warehouses. Search by drive time, walking time, detour threshold, or route corridor instead of a circular radius. A route-aware warehouse search API can answer which locations are practically reachable, not merely geographically close.
Turn Warehouse Map Api into an Interactive EDK Layer
Put warehouses on a map without maintaining a separate visualization index. EDK can return map-ready geometry, update results as the viewport changes, and combine the main layer with highways, ports, or custom data. Styling remains under the application’s control.
Compute Warehouse Clustering and Multimodal Access
Use EDK Compute for warehouse clustering and multimodal access. Run nearest, distance, count-within, buffer, containment, intersection, density, or spatial joins directly against warehouses. Return a score, geometry, ranked list, or map layer without copying the dataset into a separate GIS database first.
Who Uses Warehouses Location Intelligence?
Mobility teams, carriers, logistics operators, planners, and travel products can use warehouse GIS data to understand access and network position. Routing and corridor search make the layer operational, while maps and Compute support planning, coverage analysis, and infrastructure decisions.
A Developer Stack for Warehouses Search, Maps, and Analysis
EDK lets developers use warehouses as more than one endpoint. Search produces structured geography, maps and tiles render it, routing measures access, and Compute handles spatial relationships. The API, SDK, CLI, and MCP expose those capabilities for different parts of the stack.
ONE GEOGRAPHIC WORKFLOW
Search, map, route, and compute with EDK.
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