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Mycosoft Earth Simulator
Mycosoft's hosted 3D globe inside its NatureOS platform; it shows environmental layers, the positions of the company's field sensors, historical playback and forecast context, drawing on its MINDEX database of species and observation records.
What is reusable: unknown sourceunknown dataAPI unknownunknown participation NatureOS lists an API gateway, an SDK and a Worldview API; whether they expose the simulator itself is not stated.
Mycosoft is a US company (Mycosoft, Inc., with an operating subsidiary, Mycosoft, LLC).1,2 It builds fungal computer interfaces, field sensing devices and environmental software.2 On the Earth Simulator globe a user can turn on environmental layers, check where the company's devices are and what state they are in, play back past conditions, view forecasts and run simulated scenarios.1 The globe is one part of NatureOS, the company's platform for sensing, simulation and environmental records.1
Mycosoft aims the simulator at planners, scientists and analysts as a model of the world across space and time.1,2 Its data comes from two sources. One is Mycosoft's own field hardware: sensing droids for ground, air and water, linked by a mesh network the company calls DirtNet.1,2 The other is MINDEX, the company's database of species, observation and compound records, each stored with its origin, time and location.3
The simulator runs as a hosted web application.1 There is a plans and access page, but no prices or licence are published.2 Mycosoft's about page notes that product information does not by itself establish live data or scientific validation.2 Mycosoft says it has been building since 2021.1,2,3
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- hosted platform
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- Thematic maps and globes
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- https://mycosoft.com/natureos/earth-simulator
Tags: globe, environmental monitoring, sensors, fungi, world model, planetary