We can produce detailed custom 3D maps based on precises digital elevation models (DEM) of most of the earth, and of several astronomical bodies.

For museums, architects, as visual aids or as decorative objects, our painted topographical models are unique and thought provoking. If a picture is worth a thousand words, our 3D maps tell the whole story.

Click here to see some of our available topographic models

Earth	Mars	Moon

3D topographic maps of the earth:

Digital Elevation Model of the earth.

DEMs (Digital elevation Models) are readily available for most of earth, including the sea floors. More precise data of particular regions of the globe can be obtained on request. Let us know which region would be of interest to you and we will let you know what data is available.

Samples of earth topographic map:

Antarctica Continent	Manicouagan hydro-electricity reservoir. photo: Nasa	Mount Everest

For personalized requests: info@golemdev.com

3D topographic maps of Mars:

Mars Elevation Map. source: Nasa

Based on the data of the Mars Orbiter Laser Altimeter(MOLA) instrument on the Mars Global Surveyor space probe, in orbit around mars since 1996, we can provide you with topographic maps of any region of your choice.

Interesting Geological Features:

Digital Elevetion Model of the north pole of Mars.	Digital Elevetion Model of Mount Olympus, Mars.

Framed Mars Topography of Mount Olympus. Dimensions: 13x13cm, 23x23cm.	Topographic model of Mars North Pole

Moon topographic models:

Moon Elevation Map. source: Nasa, Clementine spacecraft

DEMs of the moon surface taken by the Clementine spacecraft are available to carve a general topographic map of our satellite. More precise data allowing for individual crater models should be available in the next few years.

In the mean time, data is available for some individual features, as shown here.

Topographic model of the Tycho Lunar Crater. Dimensions: 13 x 13 cm , Photo : Nasa

Tycho is one of most beautiful and best known Lunar Craters. Easily visible from earth, it is also one of the youngest major craters on the visible surface of the Moon.

This scale model is based on the radar interferometry measurements made with the Deep Space Network antennas at Goldstone, California.

Source of the Data:
J. L. Margot, D. B. Campbell, R. F. Jurgens, M. A. Slade, The topography of Tycho Crater, J. Geophys. Res., 1999, 104, E5, 11875-11882