Sun glare mobile App
Driving in dazzling sun is dangerous. Every year, thousands of traffic accidents are caused by the glaring sun. We provide the world first mobile App to precisely predict when and where sun glares happen.
Urban climate solutions
Biometeors develop efficient urban microclimate modeling algorithms to simulate the urban microclimate based on fine level urban 3D models. Biometeors provide solutions for you to mitigate outdoor heat exposure. Biometeors provide scenarios simulation for urban climate planning.
Geospatial intelligence
Biometeors develop Artificial Intelligence (AI) and geospatial technologies to deliver geospatial intelligence, which offer new solutions to urban problems and sustainable development.
Projects
Developing Sensing, AI, and Geospatial Technologies solutions for a better life
Neighborhood Facts mobile App
If you looking around to find a place to move in, you may wonder who is living in this neighborhood, this App will help you. If you want to move to one city, and you are not familiar with different neighborhoods, this App will help you to find the most appropriate neighborhoods for you. If you just curious about which neighborhoods are better across the US, this App will help you. This App will help you know better about your neighborhood.
Predicting driving sun glare
The sun glare may cause serious car accidents increase by 16%; as many as 9000 accidents relating to sun glare occur each year! Biometeors provide novel solution for predicting the sun glare occurence.
Mapping extreme urban heat
The increasingly frequent and intense extreme heat events in large cities cause more climate-related mortalities than any other hazardous weather events. Biometeors modeled and mapped the heat distribution in cities.
LiDAR cloud points
Generate digital terrain/surface model from LiDAR cloud point using open-sourced tool
AI and street-level sensing
Using deep learning algortihm to detects objects along the street from street-level images.
Mapping Shade Distribution
Street trees provide shade in hot summers. Using Google Street View and building height model, we can quantify and map the amount of shade provided by street trees.
Team
Biometeors are a team of meteorologist, computer scientist, spatial data scientist, and urban planner.
Grace (Guoqing) Wang
Chief Executive OfficerGrace is a research scientist at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. Her research focuses on remote sensing of the environment.
Xiaojiang Li
Co-Founder, Chief ScientistXiaojiang is a professor in geospatial science. He was a postdoc scientist at MIT and the 50 Rising Stars in Geospatial World.
Waishan Qiu
Co-founderWaishan is Cornell and MIT trained designer and urban planner. He is name as Forbes 30 under 30 years.
Bill Cai
Co-founderBill is an AI scientist. He has M.S. in MIT computer science and B.S. in Economy at University of Chicago.
Jintai Li
Co-founderJintai is an urban planner and data scientist. He has M.S. in MIT civil engineering and B.S. from Tsinghua University.
Contact
Location:
Wyndmoore, Glenside, PA, 19038
Email:
info@biometeors.com