The Atlas

The Atlas presents the network as a map: member locations, opportunity locations, and open consortium calls. Selecting a country displays its contents.

The public atlasOpen /atlas in the app

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The three layers

The map displays one layer at a time. Each answers a different question:

Layer	Shows
Members	Member density and locations by country
Opportunities	Where open opportunities are
Consortium	Where consortium calls are open

A ranked country list accompanies the active layer, so the members in a given country can be reached in two selections rather than by search.

Uses

Assessing member density in a given country. A country with a small number of members presents different prospects from one with a large number, for partnership, consortium bids, and judging whether a call is worth pursuing.

Interpreting a thin match list. Distance accounts for 10% of a match score and is banded in kilometres, so a sparse local network is a constraint rather than a fault in matching.

Public visibility. The Atlas is a public-facing view of the network. Members without a location set do not appear on it.

AtlasDashboard → Atlas