Developer preview · Climate data, ready to use

Your agent has a question.Give it better data.

Specify the place, period and format. Verdant is being built to retrieve, normalize and deliver climate data with its evidence intact.

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ScrollMildura, AU · 34.42°S 142.35°E

01The problem

Climate data arrives in every shape: grids, stations, spreadsheets, archives. Units drift. Resolutions clash. Calendars disagree. Your agent shouldn't have to untangle any of it. Verdant retrieves, normalizes and delivers exactly what was asked for, with its evidence intact.

02How it works

From question to clean data.

Agents describe what they need. Verdant handles retrieval, reconciliation and checks, then hands back the exact representation requested, with nothing silently changed.

  1. 01

    Request

    Name the variable, place, period, units and format. Meaning stays separate from serialization, so “temperature as CSV” is never ambiguous.

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  2. 02

    Retrieve

    Query compatible published data and check its actual coverage. Acquisition for uncached requests is still in development.

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  3. 03

    Normalize

    Units, calendars, spatial support and missing values are reconciled and documented, never quietly relabeled or filled.

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  4. 04

    Validate

    Deterministic checks confirm variables, dimensions, units and coverage before anything is published.

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  5. 05

    Deliver

    Receive JSON values with provenance directly, or request CSV in the response. Pin the dataset version for reproducible queries.

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03Provenance

Evidence intact.

Every delivery carries the meaning of its numbers: where they came from, what they measure and what was done to them. Your agent can cite it and check it.

  • Never Missing values → zero
  • Never Coarse pixel → fine measurement
  • Never Undocumented interpolation

The first supported request

Source
SILO
Variable
Daily maximum air temperature
Units
Degrees Celsius
Resolution
Native grid · daily
Coordinates
WGS84 · EPSG:4326
Data class
Interpolated observation
Missing data
Preserved
Formats
CSV · JSON

04Try the contract

One clear contract. Every source accounted for.

Query daily maximum temperature around Mildura, Australia, for 1 January 2003. Read the values directly with their source and version.

Source
SILO
Units
Degrees Celsius
Resolution
Native grid · daily
Missing data
Preserved

Returns published data directly. Available date: 1 January 2003. Free demo; no purchase or acquisition.