Projects, platforms, and partnerships

The AI powered platform for realtime GHG emissions reporting and solutions. Earth Genome designs and builds the production website and data infrastructure.

Leveraging AI and remote sensing science to develop a scalable seagrass mapping methodology, fine-tuning remote sensing AI models for 4 pilot geographies, and creating maps of seagrass extent, change, threats, and carbon stocks.

We count every tree, because every tree counts. ctrees is a platform to track carbon in every tree and forest on the planet.

With Climate TRACE, identified nearly 400K large-scale livestock facilities that have significant environmental impacts, including contributing to ~10% of global greenhouse gas emissions.

Global Energy Monitor is the most comprehensive open data source on the world’s energy system. Earth Genome builds the mapping experience to explore this amazing resource.

Environmental journalists Mongabay and Earth Genome detected 67 clandestine airstrips used for transporting drugs in the Peruvian Amazon, threatening Indigenous communities and the rainforest.

The digital twin that models supply chains across the entire world’s food system, tracking calories from farm to fork across oceans and borders.

RMI's platform to measure, map, and mitigate global waste methane emissions. Earth Genome architected, designed and built WasteMAP.

In collaboration with the Army Corps of Engineers and Arizona State University, Recharge IQ identifies suitable locations for using excess floodwater for beneficial and practical groundwater recharge.

With the US State Department and AgMIP, we built this data exploration to address food security in Africa through investment in resilient, nutritious indigenous crops suited to the changing climate.

The Groundwater Recharge Assessment Tool (GRAT) plays a key role in securing the future of agriculture as we grapple with a drier, hotter future caused by climate change.

We worked with Conservation International to explore using AI to build a specialized advisor that translates complex biodiversity standards and processess into clear, actionable steps for framework selection, project design, and monitoring.

With Stanford University researchers, we developed high-resolution, up-to-date land-use maps capable of capturing the fine-scale habitat variation most relevant to disease transmission.

With Internet of Water and The Commons, we transformed nearly two million NOAA storm records into a discoverable platform for decision-makers nationwide.

The Plotline is a collection of digital products focused on the intersection of Food and Climate. It brings together a community of data scientists, designers, and creative technologists on a mission to help create a food system rooted in data and designed to be resilient in the face of climate change.

Amazon Mining Watch uses machine learning to map the scars of mining activities in the Amazonian countries.

Earth Index, a search tool for the environment, harnesses satellite imagery and machine learning to extract an area's "genetic signature." Obtain insights in a day, instead of months.

Using AI and Machine Learning to identify plastic waste before they enter our oceans.

Reconstruction and visualization of radionuclide deposition provides data at the highest available resolution for re-evaluation of public health and environmental impacts from atmospheric nuclear testing.

Our platform uses collaborative mapping and satellite imagery to support real-world investigations for students.

Working with The Circulate Initiative, we redesigned The Plastic Lifecycle Assessment Calculator for the Environment and Society (PLACES), which helps assess the climate impact of current waste management practices — from open burning to recycling — in South and Southeast Asia (SSEA) and Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC).

Clean Air Task Force closely analyzed Clean Electricity Standards across a dozen states to help other states adapt policies to suit their local needs. Earth Genome built this interactive map to make this complex knowledge as accessible as possible.

The Margin is an independent media platform that centers the people and places most affected by environmental injustice in the United States. Earth Genome helped found The Margin in partnership with journalists working to center the hidden stories of the environmental justice movement.