deck.gl

deck.gl is a GPU-powered framework specifically designed for the visual exploratory data analysis of large datasets. It allows developers to construct complex visualizations by composing existing layers and easily packaging new visualizations as reusable layers. The platform offers a comprehensive catalog of proven layers for various data types and visualization needs.

This framework ensures high-precision computations by emulating 64-bit floating point operations directly in the GPU, delivering unparalleled accuracy and performance for rendering extensive datasets. Its APIs are designed to be React friendly, reflecting a reactive programming paradigm, and it efficiently handles WebGL2/WebGPU rendering even under heavy data loads with both Vanilla JS and React interfaces.

While deck.gl can operate standalone, it offers seamless integration with major base map providers such as Google Maps, Mapbox, ArcGIS, and MapLibre. This compatibility allows for the interweaving of deck.gl's 3D map layers with base map libraries, creating cohesive and interactive geospatial visualizations.