
Satellite, weather, terrain
From goals to interventions
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Flood, biodiversity, balance
Translating high-dimensional environmental telemetry and municipal goals into spatially placed, ground-truthed ecological plans.
Ingests Copernicus Sentinel-2 NDVI canopy imagery, OpenStreetMap street networks, and 30m OpenElevation hydrological contours.
Calculates overland runoff trajectories, impervious pavement ratios, microclimate heat islands, and ecological corridor fragmentation.
Translates natural-language municipal priorities and capital budgets into spatially constrained nature-based intervention candidates.
Generates exact GeoJSON coordinates for Miyawaki forests, bioswales, and rain gardens with verified runoff and carbon sequestration projections.
Models continuous surface water runoff volume based on landcover permeability, slope gradients, and 100-year monsoon precipitation events to position bioswales where they intercept the most water.
Draggable before-and-after spatial divider comparing the baseline municipal site directly with the compiled ecological interventions across synchronized MapLibre canvases.
Persistent project workspace backed by Supabase and offline local storage. Export full compiled intervention plans as standard GeoJSON or `.uec.json` files for CAD and GIS.
Traditional urban planning cycles require months of manual GIS overlays, hydrologic modeling, and stakeholder reconciliation. The Urban Ecology Compiler turns this into an instantaneous, AI-orchestrated spatial decision support system.

Physical nature-based interventions designed to respect actual elevation and runoff vectors.