Community catalog for reusable AI-Hydro Research Gallery map artifacts.
The Gallery is for research map scenes, style presets, dataset connectors, case studies, and map plate templates that can be inspected, cited, imported, and reused inside the AI-Hydro Map. It is not a code execution marketplace and it is not a replacement for AI-Hydro Modules, Skills, or MCP tools.
The catalog includes a GitHub-native contributor recognition layer. Item
manifests credit contributors directly; the build workflow publishes
api/contributors.json and api/reputation.json with badges and public GitHub
signals such as repository stars, release asset downloads, and issue/PR
reactions when those URLs are provided.
Open AI-Hydro Map and click the Research Gallery ribbon button. The extension reads the static catalog from:
https://ai-hydro.github.io/Gallery/api/gallery.json
items/
<gallery-item-id>/
manifest.json
README.md
thumbnail.png
artifact files or source references
api/
gallery.json
contributors.json
reputation.json
.github/workflows/
build-api.yml
map_scene— AI-Hydro map scene JSON with layer stack, styles, extent, and provenance references.style_preset— reusable vector/raster symbology preset or a small style fixture.dataset_connector— a loadable GeoJSON, CSV, GeoTIFF, STAC, GEE, HydroShare, or lab-mirror pointer.case_study— basin/region scene with notes, validation metrics, citations, and provenance.map_plate_template— Research Plate Composer preset.
Start with the new Gallery item issue template if you want feedback before preparing files.
- Fork this repository.
- Create
items/<your-item-id>/manifest.json. - Add small local artifacts only when they are safe to host in Git. Otherwise, use stable
artifactUrlreferences. - Include license, citation, contributors, author, version, tags, and trust proposal.
- Open a pull request.
Current official examples include a real NLDI Wabash basin, a multi-basin CONUS reference scene, a stream-order style fixture, and a watershed report plate template.
See CONTRIBUTING.md for the manifest checklist.
Repository infrastructure is MIT. Individual Gallery items carry their own licenses and citations in their manifests.