An editable demo with four slides from two maps, interleaved photographs and text, and complete sections without a map.
Scroll to explore the story — the visualizations update as you read.
This demo lets you try the new editor options. You can interleave slides, photographs and paragraphs, and combine multiple map sources.
This first section has no map. It provides a complete space to introduce the story. Scroll down to begin.
This journey alternates between two map sources and both image display modes. The photographs come from an existing IHP-WINS story about Zimbabwe and are used here as visual examples.
This is the first slide. The map moves to Ghana as you read the text.
Keep scrolling: the next stop is a full-width photograph.
This paragraph is a text block independent of the Terria slides. You can edit it, move it, or insert another block before or after it.
Continue reading: the next slide returns to the map and zooms in on Accra.
After the photograph and editorial text, the story returns to the map at a different scale.
The source is still Ghana; this slide keeps its own view of Accra.
You can also display an image over the map panel to accompany the narrative. The next block switches from Ghana to Mozambique.
The map source now changes. The narrative continues within the same CKAN section.
In the editor, the Ghana and Mozambique tabs belong to a single map block.
Try editing: move this sentence between two slides, save, and reopen the story. The order is preserved.
The second source can also contain several slides. This view zooms in on Maputo.
The maps in this demo show locations; they do not represent the results of a risk assessment.
Edit demo · Open Terria to try location search
To try the search, enter Accra or Maputo and press Enter or Search. Feel free to edit this demo: it is saved in the development environment.
Photographs and credits: the Zimbabwe story on IHP-WINS.