37.49 km² reconstructed
One mountain. Two measured surfaces.
The terrain is a one-metre mosaic built from Utah's 0.5 m LiDAR.
Bare-earth DTM shapes the skiable ground; DSM reveals the upper
surface of trees and structures. The viewer uses a 10 m display mesh
so it stays fast in a browser.
1 mmaster grid
1,180 mmodeled relief
280rated run groups
25mapped lifts
01Terrain2023 USFS LiDAR, with 2020 and 2018 gap fill. Newest valid return wins.
02Texture2023 USGS NAIP aerial imagery, reprojected into the rotated resort frame.
03Ski networkOpenStreetMap run, lift, peak, and resort-boundary geometry.
What the prototype does—and does not do
Matching is an explainable rules engine over your stated comfort and
preferences. It is not yet a trained AI assessment, and no live
operations feed is connected. A production system should add
resort-certified geometry, patrol status, weather, telemetry, and an
auditable safety layer.