Environmental Intelligence
Biodiversity, microclimate and urban heat analytics for sustainable city planning and ESG reporting.
Biodiversity, microclimate and urban heat analytics
Environmental Intelligence measures biodiversity, canopy cover, urban heat island effect and water demand across a district, then tests planting and surface interventions for their measured cooling and ecological gain. It is built for city planning teams and ESG reporting that need evidence, not intentions.
Key capabilities
Satellite-derived land surface temperature and tree coverage at district scale.
Species mix, connectivity and pollinator support scored and tracked over time.
Planting corridors, shading and surface changes modelled for cooling in °C.
Irrigation offset from greywater, xeriscaping and species selection.
Use cases
- Masterplan review
Prove the microclimate performance of a masterplan before approval.
- Urban cooling programmes
Target planting where heat exposure and population overlap most.
- ESG and CSRD reporting
Produce measured biodiversity and heat metrics for disclosure.
Frequently asked questions
What area size can it handle?
From a single plot to a whole district or city quarter, with results reported per zone.
How is cooling measured?
Land surface temperature series are combined with a microclimate model to report the °C delta attributable to each intervention.
Can outputs feed ESG reporting?
Yes — biodiversity, canopy and heat metrics export in a form suitable for CSRD and investor disclosure.