Intelligence for Climate Adaptation

Incoming Signals

This horizon scan synthesizes signals into trends and forecasts that decribe broad directions of change. Signals are examples of technologies, products, services, and behaviors that we expect to become more widespread in the future.

This page highlights the newest signals appearing on our radar, which will be incorporated into future revisions of this horizon scan. Please explore and contribute a signal of your own.

EV Charging Demand Forecasting Tool

rmi.org

Algorithmic Tools Used in New York City's Government

govtech.com

Google is funding an AI-powered satellite constellation that will spot wildfires faster

technologyreview.com

Washington, DC deploys robot to improve infrastructure

govlaunch.com

Large population models

github.com

Predictive heat management for a university campus

engineering.tamu.edu

How small green spaces cool urban neighbourhoods: Optimising distribution, size and shape

sciencedirect.com

A Research Collaboration of Cornell Tech and UrbanAI

The Urban Tech Hub at Cornell Tech is a new venture in New York City that generates applied research, fosters an expanding tech ecosystem, and cultivates the next generation of leaders in urban technology. Our goal is to shape the field of urban tech with a human-centered approach that focuses first on the people that use the technology. We advance technology research and education to build a better world by increasing access and opportunity within the tech sector.

Urban AI is a Paris-based think tank dedicated to the emerging field of Urban Artificial Intelligence. Urban AI seeks to generate a holistic body of knowledge on urban artificial intelligence by federating and collaborating with a growing, global community of researchers, public servants, start-ups, and urban subject matter experts, who work at the intersection of cities and technology. Together, they carry out multidisciplinary projects to better understand and assess the impacts of artificial intelligence on urban life and vice versa.

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