Climate Week 2025 Webinar | ClimateIQ: Unlocking Urban Climate Intelligence for Resilience
Climate Week 2025 Webinar | ClimateIQ: Unlocking Urban Climate Intelligence for Resilience
Climate Week 2025 Webinar | ClimateIQ: Unlocking Urban Climate Intelligence for Resilience
About the Event
September 23, 2025 | 11:00 AM ET | Zoom
As climate risks intensify across cities worldwide, tools that translate data into action have never been more urgent. Join us during NYC Climate Week 2025 for an exclusive look at ClimateIQ, a next-generation, AI-powered climate risk tool designed to help city planners, NGOs and communities model, visualize, and respond to urban hazards.
In this interactive session, hear directly from partners like C40 Cities, Transitions Research, ICLEI Africa and developers behind ClimateIQ as they share insights into climate modeling breakthroughs, early machine learning results, and our interactive dashboard and data access portal. We’ll also preview plans for the US release of our FloodML tool, while discussing plans to scale globally—starting with new collaborations in India and Africa. To learn more visit climateiq.org.
Speakers
Victoria Gonsior, Senior Manager of Climate Action Planning for C40 Cities
Angelina Chamuah, Deputy Director, Transitions Research
Brian Palmer, Senior Specialist at ICLEI Africa
Timon McPhearson, Director of the Urban Systems Lab at New York University
ClimateIQ Team: Ahmed Mustafa, Madhavi Jain, Sally El Hajjar, Ashish Shrestha, Rajan Jain, Chris Kennedy, Eric Bonner, Vinay Vupparapally, Joseph Steele, Twinkle Mehta
This event is organized by the Urban Systems Lab at New York University in the Department of Environmental Studies. The ClimateIQ team includes collaborators at George Mason University, Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies, and the Beijer Institute. Support provided by Google.org.
Webinar Presentation
Click here to access the presentation slides.
Link to Webinar presentation on Youtube.
Join Us
If you are a city official, community group, or researcher, we would love to hear from you! We’re currently looking for partners to help co-create the next phase of ClimateIQ by participating in early testing and collaborative development. Use the link below to express your interest and receive priority access to the tool and datasets.
Technical Report 2025
About the Event
September 23, 2025 | 11:00 AM ET | Zoom
As climate risks intensify across cities worldwide, tools that translate data into action have never been more urgent. Join us during NYC Climate Week 2025 for an exclusive look at ClimateIQ, a next-generation, AI-powered climate risk tool designed to help city planners, NGOs and communities model, visualize, and respond to urban hazards.
In this interactive session, hear directly from partners like C40 Cities, Transitions Research, ICLEI Africa and developers behind ClimateIQ as they share insights into climate modeling breakthroughs, early machine learning results, and our interactive dashboard and data access portal. We’ll also preview plans for the US release of our FloodML tool, while discussing plans to scale globally—starting with new collaborations in India and Africa. To learn more visit climateiq.org.
Speakers
Victoria Gonsior, Senior Manager of Climate Action Planning for C40 Cities
Angelina Chamuah, Deputy Director, Transitions Research
Brian Palmer, Senior Specialist at ICLEI Africa
Timon McPhearson, Director of the Urban Systems Lab at New York University
ClimateIQ Team: Ahmed Mustafa, Madhavi Jain, Sally El Hajjar, Ashish Shrestha, Rajan Jain, Chris Kennedy, Eric Bonner, Vinay Vupparapally, Joseph Steele, Twinkle Mehta
This event is organized by the Urban Systems Lab at New York University in the Department of Environmental Studies. The ClimateIQ team includes collaborators at George Mason University, Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies, and the Beijer Institute. Support provided by Google.org.
Webinar Presentation
Click here to access the presentation slides.
Link to Webinar presentation on Youtube.
Join Us
If you are a city official, community group, or researcher, we would love to hear from you! We’re currently looking for partners to help co-create the next phase of ClimateIQ by participating in early testing and collaborative development. Use the link below to express your interest and receive priority access to the tool and datasets.
Technical Report 2025
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