Temperature Dashboard

Regional weather data and single citywide temperatures hide how heat varies from block to block, which makes it hard for cities, planners, developers and engineers to compare sites, prioritise cooling investments or design for local conditions. FortyGuard's Temperature Dashboard® is a browser-based, map-first workspace for exploring local thermal conditions. It runs on FortyGuard's Large Temperature Models, which assemble ground observations, weather stations, satellite and remote-sensing data, terrain, land cover and geometry to estimate near-surface (2 m above ground) air temperature.

Users draw a polygon or circle, or upload a boundary, pick a heatmap grid of 100, 80 or 60 m, choose a single hour, a range of hours or a day, and generate a heatmap. The Dashboard compares places and time periods side by side, steps through time to show how heat builds and dissipates, and provides hourly 12-hour forecasts at geohash6 (approximately street-level) resolution. A satellite-view analysis segments satellite imagery around a point into buildings, roads, vegetation and other land features, and Heat Intelligence Reports analyse geographic, environmental, urban, temporal and anthropogenic factors and can be exported as Word or PDF. An in-app agent, Selesious, helps users turn a question into supported analysis.

The Dashboard is offered on a freemium basis with self-service sign-up and is listed on Microsoft Marketplace. FortyGuard's Temperature API, Temperature MCP and Temperature Enterprise products draw on the same models.