● 100% In-Browser • Zero Server Upload

Cloud-Native GeoParquet Online Viewer

Open, filter, and inspect gigabyte-scale GeoParquet datasets directly in your web browser with DuckDB-Wasm and Deck.gl.

Target Format:.parquet / .geoparquet

Launch GeoEditor for GeoParquet

Instant hardware-accelerated 3D viewer. No installation or account required.

// Engineered for Performance

Why Engineers Choose GeoEditor for GeoParquet

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Columnar Query Performance

Query spatial columns at microsecond speeds using in-browser DuckDB execution without downloading unnecessary columns.

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WKB Geometry Decoding

Parses Well-Known Binary (WKB) and geometry metadata bounding boxes compliant with the OGC GeoParquet 1.1 spec.

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Massive Dataset Handling

Inspect millions of records by leveraging compressed Parquet pages and streaming client-side buffer allocation.

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3D Building & Parcel Maps

Render complex polygon boundaries and 3D urban footprints with dynamic attribute styling.

// Format Specifications

Technical Capabilities & Specs

Specification VersionOGC GeoParquet 1.0 & 1.1
Column EncodingsWKB, Point [x, y], LineString, Polygon
Query EngineDuckDB WebAssembly + Arrow IPC stream
Visualization LayerDeck.gl GeoJsonLayer with binary attributes
// Workflow

How to Open & Inspect GeoParquet in 3 Steps

01

Select GeoParquet File

Select your .parquet or .geoparquet file from your local disk or cloud bucket.

02

Run In-Browser SQL Queries

Filter rows and compute spatial metrics using SQL commands directly in the browser.

03

Visualize Vector Layers

Inspect the resulting geometries on the interactive 3D map.

// FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About GeoParquet

Does GeoEditor require an external DuckDB server?+

No. It runs DuckDB entirely inside WebAssembly within your browser, ensuring zero server cost and total privacy.

Which GeoParquet versions are supported?+

GeoEditor fully supports GeoParquet 0.4, 1.0, and the latest 1.1 specifications.

Can I export filtered subsets back out?+

Yes. You can export filtered query results to GeoJSON, Shapefile, or GeoParquet.

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