Source-aware Eurasian campaign atlas for the Mongol expansion, including battles, sieges, strategic places, conquest corridors, and review-grade coordinates. https://araratpetrosyan.com/projects/mongol-conquests-atlas/

Interpretive scope: heritage context, condition, continuity

2D: https://araratpetrosyan.com/projects/cultural-heritage-atlas/

3D: https://araratpetrosyan.com/armenia-earth/#7.15/40.05/44.8/-24/60

Ancient cities, ghost towns, ruins, former settlements, archaeological places, and vanished capitals on a source-aware 3D world map. https://araratpetrosyan.com/projects/atlas-of-lost-cities/#2.69/32.03/45.18/-20/58

Ursula von der Leyen: The EU proposes introducing autonomous trade measures that would liberalize nearly 80% of Armenian exports to the European Union.

If adopted, around 80% of trade between Armenia and the EU would no longer be subject to customs duties, marking a significant step toward deeper economic integration between Armenia and the EU.

Cached online build: 2026-06-21

1. https://araratpetrosyan.com/armenia-earth/#7.15/40.05/44.8/-24/60

2. https://araratpetrosyan.com/projects/cultural-heritage-atlas/

UNHCR public statistics: 2024-2026

I’m building an independent public web atlas project and would really appreciate advice from geographers, GIS people, historians, cartographers, and anyone interested in spatial data.

The long-term idea is to build a source-aware public atlas system: not just maps with points, but map rooms where events, sources, boundaries, routes, heritage records, conflict data, displacement, disasters, and transport layers are kept separate and readable.

I would love feedback on:
- cartographic readability;
- layer design;
- historical boundary presentation;
- popup / record design;
- what datasets I should add;
- what feels confusing or too heavy;
- how to make the maps more academically useful without overwhelming public users.

Main atlas pages:

- World History Atlas  
  https://araratpetrosyan.com/projects/world-history-atlas/

- First World War Operational Atlas  
  https://araratpetrosyan.com/projects/world-war-i-atlas/

- Second World War Operational Atlas  
  https://araratpetrosyan.com/projects/world-war-ii-atlas/

- Genocide Atlas  
  https://araratpetrosyan.com/projects/genocide-atlas/

- Armenian Cultural Heritage Atlas  
  https://araratpetrosyan.com/projects/cultural-heritage-atlas/

- Conflict Systems Atlas  
  https://araratpetrosyan.com/projects/conflict-systems-atlas/

- Global Displacement Atlas  
  https://araratpetrosyan.com/projects/global-displacement-atlas/

- Global Disaster Risk Atlas  
  https://araratpetrosyan.com/projects/global-disaster-risk-atlas/

- World Transport Atlas  
  https://araratpetrosyan.com/projects/world-transport-atlas/

- World City Route Optimization Globe  
  https://araratpetrosyan.com/projects/route-optimization-globe/

Regional conflict maps:

- Russian-Ukrainian War Map  
  https://araratpetrosyan.com/projects/russian-ukrainian-war-map/

- Gaza War Map  
  https://araratpetrosyan.com/projects/gaza-war-map/

- Syrian Civil War Map  
  https://araratpetrosyan.com/projects/syrian-civil-war-map/

- Iraq Conflict Map  
  https://araratpetrosyan.com/projects/iraq-map/

- Yemen Civil War Map  
  https://araratpetrosyan.com/projects/yemen-civil-war-map/

- Libyan Civil War Map  
  https://araratpetrosyan.com/projects/libyan-civil-war-map/

- Sahel Conflict Map  
  https://araratpetrosyan.com/projects/sahel-conflict-map/

- Iran-U.S.-Israel 2026 War Atlas  
  https://araratpetrosyan.com/projects/iran-american-israeli-war-2026/

Special historical map:

- Greek Genocide Map  
  https://araratpetrosyan.com/projects/greek-genocide-map/

My main question:

If you were reviewing this as a geography/GIS project, what would you improve first?

I am especially interested in advice on historical boundaries, dense point layers, disaster/live data design, transport layers, and how to present uncertainty without making the maps unreadable.

Thank you in advance for any criticism, suggestions, datasets, or design advice.