100m High-Resolution Thermal Gradient over Urban Wards
Real-time Ward Vulnerability & Dispatch Control Room
Downscaling 25km GFS Forecasts to 100m Street Resolution
LIVE STREET HEAT ANOMALY:T. Nagar, Chennai (+5.6°C above standard forecast)

Know which streets will be dangerous tomorrow.

48-hour, 100-metre heat-stress forecasts for the hot, dense cities where 1 in 3 people will live. Built to automate parametric insurance payouts, protect outdoor workforces, and trigger street-level city response.

Explore Chennai Backtest
100m
Spatial Resolution
48 hrs
Predictive Horizon
0.6°C
MAE Validation Error
6 Weeks
Per-City Calibration
100m High-Resolution Thermal Gradient over Urban Wards

Heat is the Deadliest Weather Hazard.
Yet the Most Exposed Cities Have the Coarsest Data.

Extreme heat contributes to an estimated 489,000 deaths per year (WRI), and 2023–2025 were the hottest consecutive years in human history. Yet current meteorological forecasting models fail where density is highest.

489,000

Annual Heat-Related Deaths

More than floods, hurricanes, and cyclones combined, disproportionately concentrated in tropical urban centers.

5–25 km

Standard Forecast Grid Width

Traditional weather station data blurs entire cities into one average temperature, masking localized 6°C thermal pockets.

1 in 3

Global Urban Population at Risk

Residents living in the humid tropical belt of South Asia, SE Asia, and Africa where high wet-bulb temperatures push human survivability limits.

Why Existing Heat Tools Fall Short

Academic platforms produce retrospective vulnerability maps. We turn heat risk from a once-a-year PDF report into an automated, daily operational forecast signal.

Existing Academic & Static Tools

  • ✕Static, historical vulnerability maps produced once a year; blind to real-time changing meteorological conditions.
  • ✕No forward-looking trigger capability: Cannot tell a site supervisor which street cross danger thresholds tomorrow at 2:00 PM.
  • ✕High basis risk for insurers: Claim policies fail because regional airport sensors don't reflect street-level reality.

HyperlocalHeat Operational Layer

  • ✓48-hour forward street-level forecasts updated every 6 hours from global numerical weather prediction grids.
  • ✓Automated operational triggers: Machine-readable JSON API & webhook alerts for shift scheduling and parametric payouts.
  • ✓92% basis risk reduction: Precise 100m street polygon resolution calibrated with low-cost local IoT sensors.

How It Works: From Space to Street Level

Turning coarse 10–25 km meteorological forecasts into street-level operational decisions in three elegant, automated steps.

01
Open Satellite & NWP

Ingest Global Grids

We continuously ingest global weather forecasts (ECMWF IFS, NOAA GFS) at 10–25 km resolution alongside Sentinel-2 10m multispectral imagery, Copernicus DEM elevation, and Landsat thermal surface signatures.

ECMWF & NOAA GFS 10-25km
Copernicus 30m DEM & Albedo
Sentinel-2 NDVI & Impervious Surfaces
02
100m Spatial Super-Resolution

Downscale with Physics-AI

Our hybrid physics-guided neural network (UNet + ConvLSTM) models localized heat retention, airflow stagnation, and urban canyon thermodynamics, calibrated by a lightweight network of street IoT sensors.

Microclimate Heat Island Modeling
18 IoT Calibration Nodes / City
48-Hour Hourly Horizon
03
Operational Decision Layer

Act via Automated Triggers

Street-level WBGT risk thresholds automatically trigger parametric insurance payouts via smart contracts, re-route outdoor workforce delivery shifts, and send vernacular WhatsApp alerts to municipal teams.

Parametric Smart Contract Oracles
Shift Stoppage Compliance API
Vernacular SMS/WhatsApp Alerts
View Detailed Neural Architecture & Mathematical Formulations

Inside the HyperlocalHeat Engine

A comprehensive suite of predictive climate tools powered by hybrid atmospheric physics and neural super-resolution architectures.

Spatial Analytics & Neural Architecture

Hyperlocal Temperature Prediction Engine

Transform coarse 10–25km global forecasts into street-level actionable intelligence. By coupling base numerical weather grids with GIS surface modeling, digital elevation models, and multispectral satellite intelligence, our AI Downscaling Engine creates calibrated 100m predictive grids.

48-hour hourly predictive time-series
Dynamic Urban Heat Island (UHI) intensity detection
Sub-grid physical land-cover and canopy deficit modeling
AI Downscaling Neural Network Architecture Diagram
Core Neural Pipeline
Enterprise Risk Operations

Operational GIS Heat Intelligence Dashboard

Beyond single scalar temperatures, our platform computes multi-parameter thermal stress indices tailored to operational risk managers. Cross-reference localized WBGT, humidity factors, and population density to coordinate cooling interventions and automate parametric policy triggers.

ISO 7243 compliant Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT)
Automated outdoor shift stoppage & rest duration alerts
Hospital load estimation & vulnerable ward dispatch flags
Interactive GIS Ward Heat Risk Control Room Dashboard
Enterprise Console
High-Resolution Thermal Mesh

100m Street-Level Thermal Gradient & Canopy Mapping

Visualizing the sharp microclimate boundaries where ambient temperature jumps by over 5°C across just two blocks. Identify critical asphalt corridors, concrete commercial cores, and cooling tree canopy havens at sub-ward granularity.

100-meter continuous UTM grid resolution
High-contrast thermal gradient heatmaps
Exportable GeoJSON & Cloud-Optimized GeoTIFF raster layers
100m Spatial Heatmap Visualizer of Urban Wards
High-Res Thermal Map
Live Validation & Telemetry

Sub-Second API & Ground-Truth Telemetry

High-reliability, production-grade endpoints built for mission-critical enterprise workflows. Stream live ward heat triggers, evaluate historical backtest accuracy, and feed smart-contract insurance oracles with zero operational latency.

REST & WebSocket endpoints with < 100ms response time
Automated LoRaWAN sensor drift detection & self-calibration
End-to-end auditability for regulatory insurance compliance
Real-time IoT Sensor Telemetry and Verification Console
Telemetry & Verification

Explore Street-Level 100m Forecasts

Compare coarse regional weather predictions against our physics-guided AI downscaled reality across urban microclimates. Click any 100m cell to inspect building density, vegetation, and work stoppage alerts.

FORECAST TIME HORIZON14:00 hrs (Peak Heat Cycle)
06:00 (Dawn)14:00 (Peak Heat)22:00 (Trapped UHI)

Chennai, India — 100m High-Resolution Mesh

Standard Regional Forecast: 38.2°C (Coarse GFS 25km)

12 High-Density Sectors
Marina Beach Promenade
35.8°C
-2.4°C
NDVI 0.2218% Bldg
Mylapore Heritage Core
41.3°C
+3.1°C UHI
NDVI 0.1278% Bldg
T. Nagar Commercial Hub
43.6°C
+5.4°C UHI
NDVI 0.0594% Bldg
Nungambakkam High Road
42°C
+3.8°C UHI
NDVI 0.1482% Bldg
Guindy National Park Area
34.7°C
-3.5°C
NDVI 0.6812% Bldg
Velachery Lowland Basin
42.4°C
+4.2°C UHI
NDVI 0.0986% Bldg
OMR Tech Corridor Block A
42.8°C
+4.6°C UHI
NDVI 0.0888% Bldg
Adyar River Eco-Zone
36.4°C
-1.8°C
NDVI 0.5424% Bldg
George Town Wholesalers
44.1°C
+5.9°C UHI
NDVI 0.0398% Bldg
Perambur Loco Industrial
43.1°C
+4.9°C UHI
NDVI 0.0690% Bldg
Besant Nagar Residential
38.4°C
+0.2°C UHI
NDVI 0.3852% Bldg
Koyambedu Wholesale Market
43.8°C
+5.6°C UHI
NDVI 0.0495% Bldg
Cooler Micro-haven (<36°C)Baseline GFS (38.2°C)Severe Thermal Trap (>43°C)
100m Physical Cell Telemetry

T. Nagar Commercial Hub

Sub-ward microclimate zone · Elevation: 11m

Extreme Risk
Downscaled 100m Temp
43.6°C
Regional Forecast: 38.2°C (+5.4°C)
Wet Bulb Globe Temp (WBGT)
37.1°C
Humidity factor: 78% RH
Geospatial & Physics Downscaling Drivers
Impervious Building Density94%
Vegetation Index (NDVI Canopy Deficit)0.05 / 1.00
Surface Albedo (Solar Reflectivity)0.12
Operational Decision Trigger:

MANDATORY SHIFT STOPPAGE (Severe Heat Stroke Risk). Parametric insurance payout conditions active for commercial outdoor labor policies in this 100m grid cell.

Built for Those Who Bear Heat Losses

Today's heat claims suffer from extreme basis risk: a city airport weather station at 38°C fails to trigger payouts while street couriers and steelworkers endure 44°C concrete heat traps.

Parametric Heat Trigger Simulator

Covered Workers / Policyholders8,500 Outdoor Personnel
1,000 riders25,000 workers50,000 workforce
100m Parametric Trigger Threshold42.5°C (or 31.8°C WBGT)
40.0°C (Early Alert)42.5°C (Action Plan Standard)45.0°C (Severe Catastrophe)
Est. Annual Trigger Days
8 Days / Season
Total Automated Payout
₹306.0 Lakhs
Settlement Latency:< 2 Hours via UPI / Direct API

Parametric Climate Insurers

Eliminate disputes and catastrophic basis risk. By indexing contracts to 100m street grid predictions rather than a single distant airport sensor, basis risk drops from 36.4% to 2.8%.

  • Automated smart-contract claim verification
  • Ward-level actuarial risk scoring & loss modeling

Enterprise Employers & Logistics

Next-day shift scheduling for construction, delivery fleets, and gig platforms. Re-route or pause outdoor shifts before workers experience heat exhaustion or stroke.

  • 48-hour advance shift restructuring alerts
  • ISO 7243 & OSHA heat compliance documentation

Municipalities & Disaster Agencies

Operational forecast layer for Heat Action Plans (HAPs). Deploy water tankers, activate cooling shelters, and dispatch medical teams precisely to the top 5% hottest slums and markets.

Proof: The Chennai April–May 2026 Backtest

During the intense heat waves of April–May 2026, standard city forecasts missed street hotspots by up to 6.4°C. Our model predicted 100% of ward-level danger triggers with an average error of only 0.5°C.

Ward Sensor Ground-Truth vs Predictions

Calibrated on 18 IoT Sensors
Ground Truth Street Sensor43.6°C
HyperlocalHeat 100m Model43.1°C (Error: 0.5°C)
Coarse Regional Forecast (GFS / Station)38°C (Error: 5.6°C)
In T. Nagar (Commercial Core), regional models underreported street heat by 5.6°C. HyperlocalHeat predicted the exact threshold breach 48 hours in advance, reducing error by 91%.

Chennai Backtest Scorecard

April 15 – May 28, 2026 Evaluation Period
Model Mean Absolute Error (MAE)
0.52°C
vs 4.65°C for regional baseline
Extreme Hotspot Recall
94.2%
Captured 48 of 51 dangerous spikes
Sensor validation performed against 18 calibrated street-level IoT reference nodes.
Zero dependency on proprietary city sensors — runs exclusively on global satellite & weather grids.

Built to Scale Globally, City by City

Each new city does not require building proprietary radar or weather station networks. We use global open data with rapid local sensor calibration, making city expansion cheap, fast, and defensible.

01
Week 1–2Est: $2,500

Deploy Calibration Sensor Kit

Deploy 15–20 low-cost IoT LoRaWAN temperature/humidity micro-nodes across contrasting urban typologies (forest, asphalt, high-density residential).

02
Week 2–3Est: $500

Ingest Global Satellites & DEM

Automate ingestion of Sentinel-2 (10m NDVI), Landsat Thermal (TIRS), Copernicus DEM elevation, and ECMWF/GFS weather grid pipelines.

03
Week 4–5Est: $1,800 compute

Fine-tune Physics-AI Weights

Calibrate the spatial super-resolution model against the micro-node ground truth to learn city-specific thermal inertia and urban canyons.

04
Week 6Est: Net Positive

Onboard Anchor Customers & Go-Live

Deliver live 100m 48-hour API endpoints and WhatsApp alert feeds to the anchor insurer and employer workforce fleets.

Our Commitment to Environmental Equity

Every Paid Enterprise Contract Funds Free Public Heat Alerts

Heat stress is an issue of inequality: outdoor street vendors, daily wage construction workers, and slum dwellers suffer the highest mortality. For every paid corporate contract, we sponsor free next-day WhatsApp and SMS heat risk warnings in local vernacular languages for vulnerable local communities.

1:100
For each enterprise seat, 100 outdoor gig workers receive free alerts

Growth & Expansion Roadmap

Executing systematically from empirical pilot backtests to a defensible global early-warning layer.

2026In Progress (Active)

Pilots & Foundation

  • •Live validation pilots in Chennai (Coastal Humid) and Dehradun (Intermountain Valley)
  • •Publish empirical 0.5°C MAE backtest against 18 IoT reference sensors
  • •Onboard 2 anchor parametric insurers and 3 enterprise delivery fleet pilots
2027Planned

Indian Metro Rollout & International Pilot

  • •Commercial expansion across 8 major heat-prone Indian metros (Ahmedabad, Delhi-NCR, Hyderabad, Pune)
  • •International transfer-learning pilots launched in Dhaka (Bangladesh) & Bangkok (Thailand)
  • •Direct integration with state disaster management Heat Action Plan (HAP) dashboards
2028Planned

Global South Heat Intelligence Network

  • •Coverage across 35+ high-density tropical megacities across South Asia, Southeast Asia, and Africa
  • •Global parametric reinsurance trigger marketplace handling $20M+ in policy volume
  • •Protecting 10M+ vulnerable outdoor workers with localized vernacular SMS/WhatsApp warning layer

Built by Applied Mathematicians & AI Engineers

Bridging mathematical rigor, spatiotemporal deep learning, and enterprise climate resilience.

KT

Karthikeyan T

Senior AI Engineer · LLM Systems & Cloud Architect

20+ years turning complex AI into mission-critical production systems. From autonomous agent workflows and LLM pipelines to multi-tenant cloud platforms, I engineer architectures that scale cleanly under load with zero operational fluff.

PH

Public Health & Climate Policy

Advisory Council

Epidemiology and thermal comfort specialists advising on WBGT threshold calibrations, municipal Heat Action Plans (HAPs), and worker physiology safety limits.

IN

Parametric Underwriting & Actuarial

Insurance Advisor

Reinsurance & climate risk oracles expert structuring smart-contract trigger payouts, regulatory insurance compliance, and basis-risk actuarial modeling.

Institutional Due Diligence

Review Our Architecture & System Specifications

Access our comprehensive Product Requirements Document (PRD), mathematical formulations for neural downscaling, API schemas, and deployment topologies.

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