San Juan

New Orleans developed a rapid property condition survey methodology that captures street-level photography using car-mounted cameras and engages community members to evaluate each parcel through a crowdsourcing application.

The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) launched the 100-Year Storm Flood Risk Map in 2018 to inform property owners and tenants about stormwater flood risk so they can take actions to protect their property and belongings.

Street Lab operates as Copenhagen's testing ground for smart city solutions in real urban space, based on the award-winning Copenhagen Connecting concept.

TX Intelligence, a subsidiary of Grupo TX, joined forces with AWS and the National Civil Protection System of Panama (SINAPROC) to implement a flood monitoring and early warning solution for the Juan Díaz river basin.

The City of New Orleans piloted the City Resilience Index (CRI) to serve as a holistic framework for monitoring across sectors and scales.

Manchester developed a heat mapping tool to enhance understanding of the city's exposure and vulnerability to heat over time.

The Local Climate Adaptation Tool (LCAT) is a UK-based national evidence-based resource designed to support local decision-makers, including public sector institutions, to take climate adaptation action.

With the help of the Museum of Science, volunteers attached temperature sensors to their cars and bikes to collect data in Boston, Cambridge and Brookline.

San Francisco's Port, Department of Building Inspection, and Office of Resilience and Capital Planning are conducting groundwater data collection and modeling efforts to better understand the impacts of rising groundwater at the shoreline, including liquefaction risks.

Manchester City Council has committed to investing in remote monitoring systems at known flooding sites to enable a more effective response.