Hyperlocal climate resilience for vulnerable communities

We provide microclimate weather forecasts that power hyperlocal early warnings, climate-smart agriculture, and smart forests.

Climate-vulnerable regions lack reliable, local climate information.

Current forecasts rely on coarse satellite data that miss microclimates, lack local context, and fail to build trust. The result is low participation in early warnings, poor agricultural decisions, and unpreparedness for climate shocks.

Microclimates can face multiple climate risks at once

High-level warning systems tend to address just one climate risk, leaving communities exposed to other related risks.

Flooding

Drought

Extreme Heat

Wildfire

Air Pollution

Strengthen climate resilience with a hyperlocal, multi-hazard early warning system

A complete, self-contained system for hyperlocal climate data and early warnings in remote, resource-constrained communities. One Constellia device powers a complete MHEWS, from early detection to early warnings to targeted risk evaluation and guidance.

Hyperlocal data drives more than early warnings. Site-specific forecasts power targeted and tangible guidance on how to mitigate climate risks affecting each microclimate.

Our vulnerability-aware platform ensures risk thresholds and mitigation guidance is aligned with community capabilities. This approach increases participation and sustainability.

Four pillars of climate resilience

πŸ“πŸ—ΊοΈ Local Sensing

Low-power devices with solar charging, GPS, LoRa (15+ km), WiFi and customizable sensors. Built for difficult-to-reach remote areas.

πŸ”¬ Science

Data fusion combining local sensor data with satellite data. AI forecasts are 65% more accurate than satellite alone.

🧠 Intelligence

Vulnerability-aware alerts tailored to each community's exposure, demographics, and needs.

🀝 Sustainability

We train local technicians to deploy and maintain devices, creating technical jobs and long-term ownership.

Our partners are committed to increasing food security, reducing poverty, and protecting forests.