Our projects

Urban Simulations

Microclimate Simulations for UKCEH

Urban Simulations

Microclimate Simulations Helsinki

Urban Simulations

Microclimate simulations Bubny-Zatory

Urban Mobility

Categorization of Smart Railways Czechia SŽDC

Urban Heat Resilience

Heat Vulnerable Districts of Vienna

Case Study

Methods for Heat Vulnerability in Milan

Case Study

Heat Vulnerable Assessment of Limerick

Case Study

Smart Border El Paso & Ciudad Juárez

Urban Heat Resilience · Urban Mobility

Heat Vulnerable Public Transport of Prague

Urban Heat Resilience

Heat Vulnerable Areas of Las Vegas

Case Study

Microclimate Simulations experiments in Prague

Case Study

Wind Safety and Comfort Assessment in Zagreb

What they say

The Heat Vulnerability Index can be used to highlight areas where people are most vulnerable to heat, and it can inform governments’ plans to protect people’s health more effectively.

Joint Research Center

EUROPEAN COMMISSION

For the first time, we have a map that shows us where cooling is urgent and allows us to take specific measures.

Birgit Hebein

FORMER DEPUTY MAJOR, CITY OF VIENNA

We have been collaborating with ECOTEN in the field of sustainability and ecology, and we are not surprised that Vienna chose to work with them as well.

Tomáš Ctibor

FOUNDER AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, 4CT

Media coverage

The analysis of ECOTEN is intended to help Vienna avert the progressive climate change which is very much affected by cities.

BusinessInfo.cz

CZECH NEWSPAPER

Ecoten’s analysis should help to defuse the heat spots and counteract the climate crisis in the short and long term through urban planning.
“We now have a study that says that by 2050 our city will heat up by up to eight degrees,” says Hebein.
That is why rapid action is necessary.