Platform Book a call Test cooling measures on a real square in seconds, see the effect and the cost of each, and take only the best mix to a detailed study.
Test trees, shade and surfaces on a real square in seconds, with the cost of each.
Climate adaptation budgets are limited, and a consultant study takes weeks. Dense city areas can be up to 7 °C hotter than their green edges (Cooling Singapore), so the choice of measure matters.
With infrared.city, one person can test trees, shade sails, PV canopies, green facades, grass and cool surfaces on a real square in a day. Each option runs in seconds with the same weather and the same measures, so you compare dozens of variants, including 2050 climate scenarios made by morphing the weather file. Only the best mix goes to a detailed study.
Try the measures yourself in the browser platform, or let consultancies iterate through the API before they start slower, more expensive software.
Sources: Cooling Singapore.
Find the cooling measures that work, at the lowest cost, before anyone commissions a study.
MuseumsQuartier courtyard, 4,150 m², 15 July at 15:00, 31 °C air. Eight measures tested: trees cool the square most per euro, light paint and cool pavement make it warmer for people, and a green roof changes nothing at street level.
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