We monitor risks where nature and human activity intersect — from farmland to cities, from soil to ocean — and deliver intelligence for those who need to decide before the impact.
BRISE integrates field sensors, satellite data, and climate models — then calibrates everything to your specific terrain, sector, and risk profile. Microclimate, soil, water resources, long-term scenarios. Cross-referenced with regulation and market dynamics.
Complex to build. Simple to act on.
Microclimate, soil, water tables, air quality. Piezometers, moisture probes at multiple depths, geotechnical accelerometers, PM2.5 and PM10 monitoring. Our own sensors in the field, AI-powered processing, continuous readings. We don’t rely on third-party data.
We calibrate global climate models with field data, adjusted for topography and local history. Then we cross-reference with market, regulation, geopolitics, and seasonality. The result is no longer data. It’s tailor-made intelligence.
Dashboard, alert, report, direct input into the client’s system. The format depends on how the decision is made. Intelligence adapts to the recipient’s context, not the other way around.
Aquifer depletion, recharge uncertainty, regulatory pressure on water use.
Urban planning under climate pressure: flooding, heat islands, landslides — and the challenges of public policy, degraded area restoration, and urban infrastructure modernization.
Site-specific generation forecasts, equipment vulnerability, grid planning gaps.
Fire risk, biodiversity pressure, climate-driven disease patterns, air quality.
Convolutional neural networks applied to public satellite imagery to detect deforestation in the Amazon. The project that gave birth to BRISE.
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Machine Learning crossing climate and epidemiological data to anticipate dengue outbreaks and guide public health interventions.
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At the intersection of creativity and technology since 1997, with experience across digital agencies, consulting, and global tech companies — including IBM, where he led Creative and Experience Design at the iX Studio.
Entrepreneur since 1975, with expertise in ethnographic research, project management, technology solutions, and urbanism. Partner and CTO of GHz Field Research, where he leads global qualitative studies for the technology sector in Latin America. Business Administration (USP), Design Thinking (Elisava, Barcelona).