The Power of Climate Data with Sid and Osho Jha from dClimate │ Season 3 Episode 13 🎧

Come on a journey with John from ReFi DAO in an engaging episode with Sid and Osho Jha, founders of Arbol and dClimate. The Jha brothers share the story of creating organizations that leverage climate data for impactful solutions. Learn about Arbol's pioneering parametric insurance for farmers and dClimate's role in developing an open data platform that simplifies complex data analysis and application building. 

The discussion also covers CYCLOPS, a satellite imagery-driven platform for monitoring nature-based solutions, and Egis, a climate risk assessment tool applied to cities like New York. This episode is a deep dive into how these initiatives are shaping new markets and industries in the realm of regenerative finance and environmental data innovation. Tune in to explore the future of climate data utilization and its potential in local and global communities. 

In this episode you will:

🌱 Explore the innovative journey of Arbol and dClimate, led by the Jha brothers, and their impact on farming and environmental data analysis.

🛰️ Dive into the functionalities of Cyclops and Egis, groundbreaking tools using satellite imagery and climate risk assessment for real-world applications.

🌍 Understand the significance of these platforms in shaping regenerative finance, pioneering new markets, and empowering community-driven environmental solutions.

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Time Stamps:

[00:00:00] Teaser

[00:01:06] Introduction

[00:04:09] The Big Picture of dClimate

[00:10:07] The AHA Moment for Osho

[00:15:14] The Motivation to Build CYCLOPS

[00:25:34] Building Carbon 2.0 at CYCLOPS

[00:36:44] People’s Response to dClimate

[00:40:59] Implementing Open Source and Open Data in dClimate and CYCLOPS

[00:46:00] What is Eges and How Does It Work?

[00:51:35] What’s Coming Next for Climate Data?

[01:00:04] The Roadmap for Decentralization at dClimate

[01:03:16] Getting Involved

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