UrbanFootprint

Founded 2015

Analyze climate risks and urban spatial data to guide infrastructure and investment decisions

You can use UrbanFootprint to evaluate climate hazards, urban development, and community vulnerabilities across the United States. It connects nationwide parcel datasets, infrastructure networks, and socioeconomic data to support decision-making for energy utilities, city planners, and financial institutions. Through cloud-based GIS mapping, dashboards, and direct data feeds, teams can map natural disaster exposure, evaluate grid resilience, plan transit networks, and assess property risks. It assists organizations in prioritizing capital investments, understanding regulatory disclosures, and identifying underserved areas that need public resources or disaster relief.

What UrbanFootprint does

Map climate hazard zones across specific regional boundariesQuery parcel-level zoning, land use, and building dataGenerate vulnerability scores for local census tractsExport spatial risk layers to external GIS and analytics applicationsTrack historical and modeled future wildfire burn probabilitiesFilter demographic data to find communities eligible for federal grantsAccess nationwide parcel datasets covering over 160 million propertiesModel climate hazards including wildfire, flood, and extreme heat eventsEvaluate community socioeconomic vulnerabilities and public assistance eligibilityAnalyze infrastructure and energy grid exposure to natural disastersVisualize spatial data via cloud-based mapping and interactive dashboardsIntegrate raw geospatial datasets directly into internal databases