ClimaIQ fuses satellite, radar, and field measurements into an open, uncertainty-aware map of vegetation condition and change — explorable down to a single acre, with every value labeled by how it was known.
Every DWR Range Trend monitoring site and Watershed Restoration Initiative project across Utah, with every satellite acquisition that actually observes them — the real footprints, not assumed coverage.
Condition and change are different questions. ClimaIQ answers each with the observation suited to it.
Google's AlphaEarth embeddings — a learned summary of the accumulated satellite record — estimate current condition: bare ground, shrub and tree canopy, herbaceous cover, total vegetation. Wall-to-wall at 10 meter scale, including everywhere field crews can't reach, each prediction confined to a stated applicability domain.
NASA's NISAR L-band radar, at 10 meter scale and revisiting every site every 12 days, detects change between field visits — treatment, fire, or moisture — on observations the annual record can't yet see.
Held-out predictive skill on Utah DWR Range Trend sites that were not used to train the models — condition estimated from Google's AlphaEarth embeddings, scored against the crew's actual measurements.
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