Identify people at risk before heat events occur
SEER integrates block-level heat exposure data with health records to surface the residents most vulnerable to extreme heat, enabling timely outreach from care providers and public health authorities.
City-wide coverage
Heat does not kill in a city evenly
Predictive
Heat warnings tells you when. SEER tells you who
Actionable
Know who to reach before the heat does.
Numbers Speak
Extreme heat is already one of Germany's
deadliest weather-related risks
— and one of the most under-reported in
official statistics.
Heat-attributable deaths in Germany, 2026 (through mid-July)
Deaths per 100,000 among ages 85+
Deaths per 100,000 among ages 65–74
Recorded as heat deaths on official records
Why this matters
Person, not postcode
Aggregate heat maps show you which neighbourhood is hot. SEER identifies which resident inside it is actually at risk — because a heatwave doesn't affect a postcode, it affects a person.
Individual-level risk
Zero patient data at risk
We work with the minimum data needed — age, mobility, chronic conditions — never names or other identifiers. There's no patient record to leak, because we never hold one.
Privacy by design
Active case-finding
Built for the people already doing the outreach. Carers and nurses get a ranked list of who to check on — instead of waiting for a call for help.
Built for carers & nurses
Audit-ready
Every risk score is explainable and logged — ready for clinical governance, safeguarding reviews, and regulatory audit from day one.
Governance & compliance
Street-, record- and person-level
From a street segment down to an individual record, SEER resolves risk at every level of granularity your team needs.
Full-resolution granularity
Our Team
Our team pairs three decades of clinical medicine and a public-health MPH from Imperial College London with AI research from BIFOLD Berlin — grounding every heat-risk prediction in both frontline healthcare experience and rigorous data science.
Pao Ying Heng
Winfred S. Ooh-Azlin
Visit our offices at
Prenzlauer Allee
10405, Berlin, Germany