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Urban Climate Risk Map: Identify Heat Islands & Flood Risks

Monitor climate impacts like heat hotspots or flooding areas on a map.

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Our environmental group wants to track heat islands and flooding risks in the city.

I'll create a ClimateWatch map with categories for heat islands, flood-prone areas, tree loss, and drought damage. Perfect for collecting community observations over time.

Vyzkoušejte si svou mapu v klidu. Vaše příspěvky zůstanou neveřejné až do aktivace.

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  • 1M+ hlášení od roku 2011
  • Open Source
  • Open311 GeoReport v2
  • Hostováno v EU

Co je Urban Climate Risk Map?

Urban climate risk mapping documents how heat, flooding, and extreme weather affect specific locations in a city. Residents and local climate groups record heat islands, flood-prone intersections, drought damage, and storm water runoff on a shared map. Each observation carries a GPS location, photo, and category. The resulting dataset reveals climate risks block by block, not as abstract models but as documented conditions on the ground.

Contributors choose from predefined categories: heat hotspot, flooding spot, missing shade, sealed surface, or drought damage and tree loss. A smartphone photo at the location is enough to start a record. The data supplements official climate models with hyperlocal community observations.

Municipal climate adaptation teams, environmental NGOs, and urban planners use the collected data to prioritize investments in green infrastructure, drainage improvements, and shade planning. CivicSpot provides the platform, communities provide the observations. The Open311 API makes all data available for GIS analysis and policy reports.

Heat Island Mapping
Contributors document urban heat hotspots: sun-exposed plazas, concrete surfaces without shade, and areas with missing tree cover. Clustered reports reveal the heat island pattern across the city.
Flood Risk Reporting
Residents report locations where water collects during heavy rain: underpasses, low-lying streets, clogged drains. The data builds a community-sourced flood risk map that supplements official models.
Urban Microclimate Data Collection
Observations cover drought damage, storm water runoff, tree loss, and soil erosion. Each report includes GPS location and photo. Over time the dataset captures how climate impacts play out block by block.
History stays
Entries keep their date, photo and status. The list in the dashboard and the CSV export show later what was observed when.

Pro koho to je?

For climate initiatives and environmental groups

Run neighborhood-level climate observation campaigns. Volunteers document heat hotspots, flooding, and tree loss. The data gives local groups concrete evidence for conversations with city administrations about climate adaptation measures.

For municipalities and climate adaptation teams

Receive structured, GPS-documented climate risk observations from residents. Identify which streets and intersections are most affected by heat or flooding. Use the data to prioritize green infrastructure investments and drainage improvements.

For urban planners and researchers

Access hyperlocal climate impact data collected over time. Filter by category or area to analyze patterns. Export via Open311 API for GIS integration and research publications.

Zahrnuté kategorie

Tyto kategorie jsou součástí šablony. Po nastavení je lze v dashboardu přejmenovat, doplnit nebo odstranit.

  • Heat hotspot
  • Flooding spot
  • Missing shade
  • Sealed surface
  • Drought damage or tree loss

Založit Urban Climate Risk Map

Popište jednou větou, o co jde. Potom jsou mapa, kategorie a stavy připravené a vše můžete upravit.

Často kladené otázky

What is climate risk mapping?
Climate risk mapping documents local effects of climate change on an interactive map: heat islands, flood-prone areas, tree loss, drought damage, and erosion. Communities build a shared evidence base for adaptation planning.
What data can citizens collect with ClimateWatch?
Citizens can report heat hotspots, flooding events, dead or stressed trees, drought damage, and erosion. Each report includes location, photo, and category. Over time, patterns emerge that inform local climate adaptation strategies.
Mohu upravit kategorie?
Ano. Kategorie můžete kdykoli přejmenovat, přidat nebo odebrat v dashboardu.
Co se děje se shromážděnými daty?
Vaše data jsou uložena na infrastruktuře v EU a patří vám. Kdykoli je můžete exportovat přes dashboard nebo Open311 API.
Mohu použít vlastní doménu?
Ano. Vlastní domény přes CNAME jsou dostupné v plánu Pro a vyšších.