AlphaGeo published an analysis ranking 72 of the world’s largest cities by climate resilience, combining exposure to six physical climate hazards with measures of adaptation such as flood protection, drainage infrastructure, early-warning systems, and governance.
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We’re delighted to see AlphaGeo’s innovative research featured in The New York Times. Our latest analysis ranks 72 of the world’s largest cities by climate resilience, c…
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AlphaGeo
Location and climate intelligence to see where risk is rising, and where opportunity is emerging.
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- Software Development
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- Singapore, SG
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- 11–50 employees
About AlphaGeo
AlphaGeo is an AI-powered geospatial analytics platform for climate adaptation and resilient investing. We empower investors with data-driven insights that reveal resilient locations, guiding them away from risk and towards opportunity. Visit our website to learn more about our core products, including our Climate Risk and Resilience Index, Financial Impact Analytics, and Location Dynamism Signals
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AlphaGeo's Founder and CEO Dr. Parag Khanna spoke with The New York Times about AlphaGeo's assessment of climate resilience across 72 of the world's largest cities.
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AlphaGeo analyzed nearly 2,000 properties held by 15 publicly listed REITs, comparing market dynamism with projected climate resilience.
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AlphaGeo CTO Abraham Wu, PhD, published his latest research in Nature Communications demonstrating how AI can fill critical gaps in flood hazard mapping.
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