Clima urbano

Precision tools for long-term urban climate health

metoblue City Climate is a product suite aimed at providing decision-makers with cost-effective, evidence-based measures of identifying and mitigating the challenges brought about by the changing climate, leveraging Machine Learning, advanced IoT sensor technology and a robust urban climate model validated through extensive research and collaborations with international universities.

Raise heat awareness with attractive and comprehensive visualisations, highlighting local temperature distribution
Improve your decision-making process by enabling a hyperlocal digital twin for your city
Optimise heat stress adaptation strategies by comparing different town planning scenarios
Easily integrate your IoT weather station network for real-time monitoring and validation
Profit from our expertise: Proven concept, documented accuracy, extensive experience in urban climate monitoring

The tools described here are available individually or as part of the full meteoblue City Climate Monitoring system, comprising the installation of a comprehensive IoT measuring network, real-time heat mapping, tailored climate adaptation recommendations, and effectiveness monitoring, and ensuring long-term sustainable urban climate management.

Smart digital solutions for your city

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Heat Maps Widget

Instantly integrate our heat maps into your website or application, free of charge

Heat Wave Management

Enable accurate heat wave monitoring and notifications based on hyperlocal simulations

IoT Station network

Assure accurate heat monitoring and measurement quality of your city weather station

Climate adaptation

Optimise climate change adaptation with precise analyses of your city microclimate

Hyperlocal digital twin - showcase for Zurich

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Our global heat monitor provides urban heat maps for cities all over the world

The rapidly increasing number of heat-related deaths dramatically illustrates how the intricate balance of land use has become a pressing issue, especially as urban landscapes continue to expand and more people are moving from rural areas to cities every day. Heat waves are among the most dangerous natural hazards and especially vulnerable groups need to be protected from heat stress.

The meteoblue Urban Heat Maps provide hyperlocal forecasts designed specifically for city environments, providing both residents and town planners with the tools to assess the impact of climate change adaptation measures, such as the targeted introduction of green spaces into an urban environment.

Our heat maps demonstrate where small changes can make a big difference. By offering detailed meteorological insights and predictions, the meteoblue Urban Heat Maps enable urban developers, businesses, and inhabitants alike to make informed decisions towards an enhanced quality of life in the city.

Such targeted actions contribute to a more comfortable and sustainable urban future, helping urban communities to flourish in spite of a changing climate.

Our heat maps offer the following upgrade options:

Forecast the next 7 days
Hyperlocal wind animation
Real time precipitation radar
Heat stress index
IoT station network connection

Cities with active meteoblue City Climate Monitoring systems

Zurich

Basel

Tallinn

This project has received funding from European Union's "Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme" under the Grant Agreement 101004112.

Dr. Julien Anet

Senior Scientist

ZHAW School of Engineering

"Working with the meteoblue-team during our mutual three-year InnoSuisse-project was a very inspiring experience. The visionary work philosophy of the company, together with the rapid integration of newly researched technology allowed meteoblue to quickly offer new, innovative products for a wide range of clients. (Project “Stadtklima”, Reference 28912.1 IP-EE)"

Andreas Hoy

Programme Director, Senior Expert

Stockholm Environment Institute

"Tallinn is the European Green Capital this year (2023). In this context, we set up an urban climate measurement network for Tallinn in May 2022 to show the microclimatic added value of urban green spaces. meteoblue prepared the live measurement data for us by means of a didactically very attractive website and mapped the urban heat island effect for Tallinn for summer 2022 and winter 2023."