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The Science Behind Trust

In a world where climate risk is one of the greatest challenges of our time, trust in data-driven insights is paramount.

Science First: The Foundation of Jupiter Intelligence

Unlike climate risk analytics companies that prioritize speed to market, Jupiter was built from day one on the best available climate science and rigorous research. That commitment to scientific integrity allows Jupiter to deliver reliable, actionable climate intelligence rooted in trusted models, forecasts, and insights.

We built the company from science outward with the express intent of building trust in our methodology. And so, we're able to explain what we do, we're able to explain strengths and weaknesses, we're able to explain uncertainty, we're able to explain what these models are good at, what they're not good at, and how to interpret the data in ways that a lot of other companies just can't do, because they haven't invested in the science."
– Josh Hacker, Chief Science Officer and Co-founder, Jupiter Intelligence

What’s inside: Capabilities to outcomes

Disciplined V&V
Continuously validating the use of sound approaches with state-of-the-art verification requiring the use of emerging observation technologies and analytical techniques ensures the same high-quality data you put in, comes out as high-quality resilience planning.
Dozens of Models
Jupiter minimizes the downstream impact of a single GCMs weaknesses on your resilience plans.
Debiasing
To improve data reliability, Jupiter adjusts the model outputs to correct for biases ensuring your plans are as precise as they can be.
Downscaling
Jupiter takes the 100km resolution to 30km and to 90m for both portfolio and asset-level analysis.
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Leaders in Climate Science and Innovation

None of this works without the right people.At Jupiter, that trust is built on an exceptional foundation: a world-class team of scientists whose expertise spans meteorology, climatology, hydrology, statistics, machine learning, and beyond.Jupiter's science team is not just composed of experts; they are pioneers—leaders in their respective fields, with deep experience in research, modeling, and real-world applications. Their collective knowledge ensures that Jupiter's climate analytics remain at the forefront of accuracy, reliability, and innovation.

Bridging Science and Real-World Impact

Jupiter's mission extends beyond research—it's about delivering actionable intelligence that empowers organizations to make informed decisions in the face of climate change. Experts in climate science and business applications ensure that Jupiter's analytics are not only scientifically robust but also accessible and actionable for industries ranging from banking and finance to critical infrastructure. See this science applied to real-world events as they unfold at Jupiter Research.

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Demonstrating Leadership in Science

The depth and breadth of Jupiter's commitment to science is reflected in how its scientists engage with the broader, worldwide scientific community. The following listings fall into three key categories:

  • Peer-Reviewed Papers – Rigorous, validated research that advances global climate science.
  • Scientific Presentations – Conference talks and sessions that share insights and foster collaboration.
  • Panels and Leadership Roles – Active participation in shaping the scientific agenda and future of the field.

This is the complete peer-reviewed record. For a more digestible, continuously updated look at how this science plays out day to day, visit Jupiter Research.

Leading the Conversation on Climate Risk

Discover how Jupiter’s world-class scientists are shaping the future of climate risk analytics through groundbreaking research and expert presentations

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Leading the Conversation on Climate Risk: scientific presentations and conference participation
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