Architectura Temporis Research Centre · Internal tools
Tools for measuring, mapping, and managing Chronity Zones in the field. Built for researchers collecting AT v5.0 data — GPS capture, zone drawing, live spectral mapping, and the full passport registry.
Live GPS map for fieldwork. Highlights the Chronity Zone you're standing in, flags nearby dominants within ~10m, and tells you whether you're auditing an existing object or registering a new one.
watchPositionzones.geojsonPASSPORT_REGISTRYDraw Chronity Zone contours directly on the map by physical boundaries — walls, roads, coastline. Built into the Spectral CI Map: open it, click "✎ Edit Zones" in the top right. Vertices snap to real OSM streets/walls automatically and save straight to the ZONES sheet.
saves to ZONES sheetSimple GPS readout for the field — auto-updates as you move, with quick links to the field form and the Spectral CI Map.
Open GPS Locator LiveFull catalog of Chrono-Passports — filter by country, city, CI category and zone, search by name or architect, click through to any passport. The working lookup table behind every field session.
Open Registry v1 · LiveShows how one flagged outlier — an object whose chronity falls well below the zone's own norm — pulls the zone's overall reading down. Current state vs. a hypothetical without it, side by side.
computeZoneStatsPublic data portal — live statistics, full spectral CI map, and a searchable table of every measured object. Auto-refreshes every 60 seconds.
Open Explore v2 · IDWStandalone spectral visualization — CI mapped to visible wavelength, with IDW gradient fill across zone contours.
Open CI Map Form22-question Google Form for recording field measurements. Submissions feed the Apps Script pipeline and update the registry automatically.
Open Formatrc-field) as the primary field interface.