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Custom climate risk analytics at any space and time scale

Uncertainty shouldn’t be a barrier to action. By harnessing big data to create custom analytics, our experts leverage ClimateSight to create customized climate projections and risk analyses across any time horizon and geography, from small towns to the entire globe.

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Coupled with our expert consulting, ClimateSight uses big datasets and cutting-edge science to identify key risk scenarios and actionable insights across industries, including:

Finance: Screens potential investments for risks and opportunities
Energy: Assesses vulnerability to inform long-term infrastructure and resilience planning
Federal: Targets national expenditure and regional program development
State and local government: Assesses vulnerability and adaptation strategies
Agriculture: Projects crop yield, growing-season changes, and adaptation for long-term planning

Custom climate risk analysis from global climate projection data

Identifying climate risks is key to addressing them. Our team leverages ClimateSight’s innovative enterprise and cloud computing to store and analyze terabytes of historical and projected climate data. By using high-resolution downscaled CMIP5 and CMIP6 Global Climate Model datasets, ClimateSight analyzes a large range of future climate hazards to align with hyper-local decision-making.

Decision-first approach for actionable insight

Our flexible analytical environment enables tailored variable calculations matched to client decisions, such as temperature metrics tied to agriculture yield and energy demand. ClimateSight uses large Global Climate Model (GCM) ensembles to help quantify future climate change uncertainty, developing probabilistic projections that support risk-based decision-making and high-impact outcomes.

Industry expert integration

Our cross-sector consultants combine ClimateSight’s advanced climate projections and analytics with robust industry knowledge to create targeted assessments and solutions. Our scientific expertise refines future climate hazards into realistic assessments of vulnerability and risk. By synthesizing forward-looking climate change projections, our team provides a holistic approach to understanding climate risks and actions.

ClimateSight in action: Using data to mitigate future risks

Number of additional suicides with 3°C warming

With funding from EPA, ClimateSight quantified the mental health risks of climate change in the U.S. We projected that suicides could increase by up to 1,660 additional cases annually. Building a better understanding of climate change and its impact on mental health can help identify ways to address both crises.

Read more on wiley.com
Building community resilience to extreme heat

Extreme temperatures threaten lives and livelihoods. In Pennsylvania, ClimateSight mapped the number of days that temperatures will rise above 90°F by 2050 and identified potential climate risks to human health where vulnerable populations are most exposed to extreme heat. Our analysis and insights inform adaptation and resilience planning across the state.

Read more on dep.pa.gov
Identifying heat-related threats to electrical infrastructure

ClimateSight projected daily maximum temperatures at midcentury around Portland, Oregon to determine heat-related risks that increasingly threaten electrical infrastructure. We identified a range of future climate conditions to account for multiple greenhouse gas emission scenarios. Equipped with these projections, utilities can invest in resilience efforts to prevent and limit heat-related power outages.
Projecting precipitation around transportation infrastructure

Fueled by climate change, flooding and heavy precipitation damage roads and other transportation infrastructure. ClimateSight projected and mapped heavy precipitation at midcentury to state roadways around Portland, Oregon. Our analysis helps planners build with resilience against increasing flood risks.