Paying client
City of Luleå
runs its live layer for ice risk and a heat risk index. The image shows the Hong Kong example project.
Your city's climate, forecast street by street.
A live climate data layer for your city or twin. Ask it about heat, wind, shade and sun on every street and facade: on a map, in your twin, or through an API.
Sensors and city averages miss the hottest streets. The live layer covers every one of them.
Weather stations measure a few points. A city average hides the streets with no shade, little wind and hot surfaces, where heat stress is highest.
It runs the same physics as the API on a model of your city that we set up once, ground and facades. Live weather and the forecast then drive it.
Sensors tell you what is happening now. The live layer forecasts what comes next, on every street, even where no sensor stands.
One setup for your city, then the weather keeps it current
- Forecast in. Live weather and the forecast, public or your own.
- The entire city, recomputed in minutes. Heat, wind, shade and sun on every street and facade, at the resolution and interval you set.
- Ask anything. Query any place and hour, or load the results into your twin or GIS.
- 3D Tiles
- Map tiles
- GeoTIFF and COG
- GeoJSON
- OGC API EDR
- CityGML and CityJSON
- Zarr
What cities use it for
Snow and ice
Send plough crews where ice forms first.
Heat forecast
Warn people and open cooling spots before the heat peaks.
Mobility and routing
Shade-aware and heat-aware routes in transport and walking apps.
Events
Plan shade, water and staff, hour by hour.
Emergency response
Place ambulances where heat stress will peak.
Facades and assets
Forecast the sun load on critical buildings.
What-if
Test planting and greening plans first
Test tree planting, greening and surface changes against today, before you commit the budget. Add trees, shade or a new building, and see the effect on felt heat and wind in seconds, before anything is built.
- minutes
- to recompute the entire city
- every street
- and facade, in one layer
- days
- of forecast, hour by hour
See where heat will hit before it arrives, and decide where to act first.
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