Anticipating climate risk & Empowering adaptation

Sub-seasonal to seasonal predictions and Physical risk assessment

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$40B

total direct economic costs caused by global climate events in 2024

250%

increase in direct global economic losses due to extreme climate events has been recorded over the past 20 years

100%

increase in climate-related economic risk could be observed by 2050

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High resolution seasonal climate forecasts

Traditional risk-assessment methods are no longer relevant

Our work leverages the latest advances in deep learning, generative models, and physics-informed AI to bridge the gap between weather forecasting and long-term climate simulation, to push the boundaries of predictability and enable real-world applications.

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20%

More performant than existing solutions

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our science

A methodology built on decades of scientific research

Dynamic view of the risk

historical climate 
data, trends and current conditions

Taking into account ongoing climate trends, historical data and current conditions to provide optimal seasonal and decadal predictions

Leveraging Science and AI

Physics informed 
generative AI models

Using a combination of physics and machine learning targeting all components of the earth system: atmosphere, ocean, land, cryosphere to provide optimal probabilistic forecasts

Probabilistic approach

Forecasts that quantify prediction uncertainty

Providing a comprehensive view of possible outcomes and a better estimation of extreme event occurrences to enhances decision-making

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Be part of this purposeful journey

We are looking for talented individuals who want to leverage their skills to make a real difference in the fight against climate change.