Where it is hottest
A thermal picture of streets, roofs and open ground. A station in that district is a second reading — the air, not only the surface.
Municipal operations
Smart Cities
See what is changing in the city — heat, water, shade — and who is exposed: schools, clinics, nursing homes. So the work goes where people actually are.
A multi-year record of the city groups neighbourhoods into zones you can act on, next to schools, hospitals, kindergartens, clinics and nursing homes. Heat is one reading, and water, shade and stations sit on the same map.
Monthly cut
Urban Climate Index
The monthly Urban Climate Index ranks neighbourhoods by climate. First published city: València, August 2026.
Open the Urban Climate IndexEach week
The city in the inbox.
When the date comes, Zeus reads the city again — what changed, which schools and clinics sat in it — runs GAIA with last week and the context from the person who walks those streets, and sends the PDF. They stay informed. They do not need a glass office.
Zeus OrchestratorWhere it is, who is there, what changed
Who is exposed
Schools, hospitals, kindergartens, clinics and nursing homes sit on the same map. You see which places people cannot easily leave.
How it has grown
Year-by-year coverage shows whether a district’s heat picture is getting worse — and whether a project is working.
Meteorological stations
The stations you already have. We read their files.
Formats change with the brand and the age of the logger — we detect them, and add new ones by country.
They enrich the analysis, together with the satellite history — and the drone, when you have one.
The days ahead
The same city. The weather in front of it.
Heat and stations say what the fabric did. TrueWind is the weather still coming over those districts — so the days ahead sit next to the reading.
TrueWind
Water and shade, on the same map
The same work reads other city questions. Satellite for the whole fabric, drone when you need centimetres.
Water on the street
Where runoff sits, which blocks stay wet, and where a flight can map the drain that a satellite only hints at.
Shade and canopy
Parks, street trees and bare ground — whether cooling vegetation is growing or being lost, block by block.
From archive to action
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A long record
Certified satellite streams, season after season, so this year is compared to the last decade.
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Zones you can act on
The city is grouped into zones by heat intensity. Downloads are on demand.
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The places that cannot move
Schools, hospitals, kindergartens, clinics and nursing homes are plotted on the same picture — a zone is a list of sites, not only a colour.
Air Mapper
Your drone. Your machine. Your map.
Worksites, roofs and streets a satellite cannot resolve — then sit that flight on the city's longer thermal record.