Geographic analysis
Interactive study areas and spatial context with validated GIS outputs. Map geometry remains separate from risk modelling.
How spatial analysis works ↗Project workspaces, source-linked maps and environmental reporting that make complex climate information useful—without losing its provenance or limitations.
01 / THE PLATFORM
Bring together geographic context, available satellite observations, environmental datasets and transparent findings. Show what is known, and what still needs validation.
Interactive study areas and spatial context with validated GIS outputs. Map geometry remains separate from risk modelling.
How spatial analysis works ↗Source-attributed historical temperature and precipitation observations, years, units and uncertainty.
See our evidence approach ↗Planned secure copilot for explanations and evidence-only report drafts. OpenAI API is not connected yet.
See the implementation approach ↗02 / HOW DATA BECOMES A DELIVERABLE
We use existing GIS infrastructure and carefully controlled public datasets to produce clear artifacts that clients can examine and own.
Find authorized public data and record the provider, timestamp and license.
Check geographic geometry, measurement completeness and processing status.
Deliver maps, charts, source links and explicit limitations in an accessible portal.
Human approval before publishing client conclusions, generated narratives or reports.
03 / SERVICES
Start small with a climate-project website; add geographic layers, reporting and secure workflows only when the use case and data permissions justify them.
Project profiles, activities, evidence, reporting resources and stakeholder-facing websites.
Project areas, historical observations, satellite catalogue context and validated environmental results.
Approved maps, documented methodology, exportable evidence briefs and future AI assistance.
04 / GOVERNANCE
Real data, clearly identified. NASA POWER historical estimates, Copernicus catalogue records and World Bank indicators retain original source metadata.
No fabricated warnings. Geographic screening areas are not flood-risk zones; catalogue matches are not processed satellite images.
Independent and transparent. Independent Swiss climate-tech digital services. No affiliation with WMO, the UN or other institutions is implied. Clients and project outcomes are never invented.
LET'S DEFINE A PRACTICAL FIRST DELIVERABLE
05 / PROJECT ENQUIRIES
Share your location, project objectives, available data and the decision you need to support. We will define a traceable, realistic first scope.
Prepare a concise outline covering location, users, timeframe, evidence sources and expected outputs.
Open guided project briefDraft and download a scoped brief locally, without uploading project information.
GIS records and supporting files are held in a separate authenticated environment. Access is granted individually; this public website cannot read private analyses.
Automated email, online submission and customer onboarding are not yet enabled. The project-brief tool does not send data to our servers.