muda-clima Land intelligence for climate risk and policy
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Camposcope Analyses one rural property at a time — its registered boundary (the CAR in Brazil, ParcelMap BC parcels in Canada) and the land around it: cover, forest loss, biomass and fire. Naturametrics Land-use history and landscape metrics around any point you click (Brazil: MapBiomas since 1985 and forest-inventory plots; Canada: crop inventory, forest age and forest change). Yvynation Land-cover change inside Brazil's Indigenous lands and conservation units, and Canada's protected areas, or inside areas you draw — with maps, charts and reports.
muda-clima You are here Climate exposure of the land around any point you click, in Brazil and Canada: today's land use read against CMIP6 projections of heat, drought and heavy rain — plus measured fire, terrain, rain and wind.
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Click the map to analyse a point
Legend
  • Analysis circle
  • Climate model cell (0.25°)

How to use muda-clima

muda-clima answers one question: which land around this point is exposed to the climate change the models agree on?

  1. Pick a place. Search a CEP, a Canadian postal code, an address, a city or a coordinate (-12.54, -55.71 or 52.1, -106.6; pt-BR commas and Google Maps links work too), or use the Brazil / Canada buttons, or pan the map. A place found by search only frames the map — nothing is analysed until you click.
  2. Set the circle and the scenario. The radius (1–20 km) is the area whose land use is counted. The scenario chooses the emissions path of the climate projection.
  3. Click. The circle is drawn, and so is the dashed square of the climate model cell that supplies the numbers. Land use is read from MapBiomas in Brazil and the AAFC inventory in Canada (latest year); the climate from three CMIP6 models (NASA NEX-GDDP), 1985–2014 vs 2041–2070.
  4. Read the tabs. Story joins both and names the probable exposed area per hazard; Land use, Climate and Method show the numbers behind it.

What it is not. Not a forecast for a field, not a property assessment and not a compliance verdict. The climate signal is one value for a ~27 km square; inside it, only land use varies. For a property's own history go to Camposcope; for the land-use history since 1985 around a point, Naturametrics.

Every result can be shared: the address bar keeps the point, radius and scenario.