The dClimate data infrastructure is rapidly growing, with new datasets being added every week. The infrastructure currently includes data that is standardized and prepared for institutional use, including satellite data and data covering perils such as snow, wind, rainfall, and temperature. Some highlights of the infrastructure to date: * Coverage spanning

Hey everyone! It’s been an exciting summer packed full of developments, so I wanted to take a second to give an update of what we have been working on: * We finished the initial version of our marketplace dApp frontend (with Magic wallet integration) which sets the stage both for

Become a Leader in the dClimate Community Today Load the application here! Apply today to become an official dClimate ambassador! dClimate ambassadors will have the opportunity to work directly with our team to organize community events, lead community engagement efforts, and contribute thought leadership to our official blog. As a

Data Consumer REST API and Data Consumer Client Codebase Now Available dClimate’s mandate is to build a decentralized ecosystem for climate data. This ecosystem as we envision it consists of three high-level architectural components: 1. A data consumer component where users can retrieve clean, standardized, highly available, and immutable

By Sid Jha, Ben Andre, Philippe Heilberg, and Osho Jha Today, we are proud to introduce the world to dClimate, a decentralized marketplace where climate data, models, and forecasts are standardized, monetized, and distributed. Who Is dClimate For? Those of us living in developed nations might take the importance of