- Integrate data and calculation.
- Simulate various climate scenarios.
- Develop mitigation strategies.
At Tygron, we recognize that Climate Adaptation Experts require full control in anticipating the growing frequency and intensity of climate-related events.
To facilitate this, we developed the Tygron Platform as a crucial tool for Climate Adaptation Experts. The Tygron Platform enables you to simulate various climate scenarios, assisting in assessing the resilience of urban areas to potential climate-related challenges.
With scattered data silos and analysis methods, the fear among Climate Adaptation Experts is the potential failure to adequately respond to the challenges posed by climate change, resulting in severe and widespread consequences for both human societies and the planet’s ecosystems.
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Standardized heat stress analyses for Amsterdam
Urban heat is a structural challenge and demands policy adjustments. Clara Keuken and Tom Remijn, water and climate adaptation consultants at Ingenieursbureau Amsterdam, will explain at the Tygron user day how they approach heat stress analyses in the capital.
Tygron in practice: Aveco de Bondt on connecting policy and public space
The annual Tygron Community of Practice took place this year on November 11th. This meeting is by and for users: a moment where knowledge, experience, skills, applications, and the latest technological developments converge.
3D web app supports Overijssel Environmental Discussion (OOG) with data and analyses
The Province of Overijssel wants to include integral considerations at an early stage in discussions about area development. To this end, it wants to have all relevant data and analyses easily accessible and shareable.
How do we use AI to better retain precipitation where it falls?
Challenge The Netherlands is facing a growing water management problem: the groundwater level drops too far in dry summers, leading to the drying out of agricultural land, nature reserves and
Green impact projects with IDVerde and Tygron
IDVerde has developed a method to help developers, builders and municipalities to make their plans contribute to a healthier and more sustainable living environment: Green Impact Modelling. Various software applications,
Green in and around the city: case study of the municipality of Dronten
The Province of Flevoland and the municipality of Dronten are working with Tygron on a digital twin that shows how green in and around the city contributes to a healthy
The Digital Twin Healthy Urban Area Development of the province of Utrecht: improved and available to everyone!
Urban planning is becoming increasingly complex due to the high demand for housing and the need for healthy urban living environments. In order to make informed decisions about this issue,
Digital Twin Terneuzen offers perspectives for climate adaptation action in the Schilderswijk
September 2022, within an hour a heavy shower of more than 100 mm of precipitation falls in Terneuzen. Water flows into the houses of the residents of the Schilderswijk and
Data driven approach to climate challenges and biodiversity using smart combinations of Tygron and FME
GAES is a consultancy for greening and climate challenges, biodiversity objectives and social issues. Central to their data-driven concept is the role of ecosystem services. Ecosystem services include all goods
3-30-300 for healthier urban living with Urban Sync
The 3-30-300 rule is a rule of thumb for urban forestry and urban greening that was developed by Professor Cecil Konijnendijk, director of the Nature Based Solutions Institute. This rule states
Heat analytics for the city of Amsterdam
Climate experts Marijke Clarisse, Ruben Gauw, Hester Wilderburg, Frans Wijkhuizen and Govert ter Mos from the municipal engineering firm Ingenieursbureau Amsterdam (IB Amsterdam) have successfully completed a course on ‘Modelling
What is the most effective way of planting trees to reduce heat stress?
As a result of climate change, there is an increase in the amount and duration of heat waves in the Netherlands (KNMI, 2020). Heat stress resulting from these heat waves
