Governments worldwide face increasing economic and infrastructural risks due to climate-driven challenges, such as sea-level rise, extreme weather events, and gradual coastal erosion. These risks impact critical infrastructure, disrupt local economies, and burden state resources through escalating disaster relief costs. States need data-driven tools to assess these risks, plan proactive interventions, and ensure financial and infrastructural resilience.
Our Solution – FreeyR:
FreeyR is a geospatial intelligence platform designed to quantify economic risks, provide actionable insights, and enable proactive decision-making. By combining loss calculation models for governments and resilience assessments for critical infrastructure, FreeyR empowers states to:
Protect financial security: Assess and reduce economic losses from climate-driven events.
Enhance disaster monitoring: Provide real-time insights into the impact of extreme weather.
Strengthen infrastructure resilience: Optimize resource allocation for high-risk zones:
Mitigate long-term risks: Identify vulnerabilities and develop preventive strategies to reduce future costs.
FreeyR enables governments to secure their economies, protect critical assets, and proactively plan for a resilient future.
FreeyR leverages Copernicus Satellite data, including Sentinel-1, Sentinel-2, and Sentinel-3, to extract actionable intelligence. Our platform combines this data with proprietary algorithms to deliver precise insights.
Satellite Data Applications:
Sentinel-1: Tracks flooding events and coastal erosion using SAR data.
Sentinel-2: Monitors vegetation health, land cover changes, and urban expansion.
Sentinel-3: Provides sea-level rise and thermal data for climate monitoring.
Value to FreeyR:
Turns raw satellite data into financial risk intelligence for policymakers.
Offers real-time intelligence for disaster monitoring and recovery.
Supports long-term planning through predictive analytics and scenario mode
FreeyR addresses Challenge 1: Enhancing Defence & Security with Geospatial Intelligence.
Our solution develops new geospatial intelligence services to improve decision-making in critical infrastructure, disaster response, and resilience planning.
How FreeyR Supports EU Defence and Security:
Economic Security: Quantifies the financial impact of climate-driven events, allowing states to allocate resources effectively and protect GDP growth.
Disaster Monitoring: Provides real-time insights into floods, coastal erosion, and extreme weather, enabling faster response and reducing recovery costs.
Infrastructure Resilience: Highlights vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure (e.g., roads, utilities) and recommends mitigation strategies to avoid long-term damage.
Strategic Advantage: FreeyR transforms geospatial data into actionable intelligence, empowering EU states to safeguard their economic and infrastructural assets.
FreeyR ensures that governments can proactively address climate-driven risks, supporting a more resilient and secure Europe.
We are the International Space University – FreeyR Team, a multidisciplinary group of professionals from diverse fields, united by a commitment to solving Earth’s most pressing challenges with space technologies.
Meet the Team:
Nikhil: Project Manager and Coder
Geospatial Data Scientist from India, specializing in satellite data analytics and risk modeling.
Jerry: Business Development, Policy & Integration Specialist
Space policy researcher from the Philippines, driving strategic integration and partnerships.
Hunter: Solutions Lead and Scientific Researcher
Mechanical Engineer from the US, leading climate data integration and model development.
Jemal: Solutions Architect, Loss Calculation Implementor
Aerospace Engineer from the UK, responsible for infrastructure risk quantification.
Victor: GIS Expert and Environmental Consultant
Physicist from France with expertise in geospatial and environmental data analysis.
Andrew: System and Technology Analyst, Yield Resilience Index Implementor
Aerospace Engineer from Canada, building algorithms for risk assessments.
Zoe: Creative Designer and Backend Software Engineer
Chemist and artist from the US, focusing on backend systems and intuitive UI/UX.
Michael: UI/UX Designer
Physicist and TU Vienna graduate, designing a user-friendly platform.