Monitor how landscapes change over time. FluxAtlas transforms smartphone, drone, airborne and satellite surveys into a living record of environmental change — empowering communities, engineers, and governments to monitor hazards, measure change, and make better decisions.
From smartphone LiDAR to airborne surveys, FluxAtlas is designed to unify environmental observations across scales and through time.
Coastal and riverine environments are changing faster than ever, forcing communities to adapt. Yet, understanding these changes remains fundamentally difficult.
Built to eliminate the bottlenecks of traditional geospatial processing.
Unlock cm accurate outputs from the smartphones and off-the-shelf drones already deployed in your communities.
Seamlessly integrate varied datasets—from phone LiDAR to satellite imagery—into a single, cohesive environment.
Stop looking at static 3D models. Accurately measure erosion, deposition, and precise volumetric change over time.
Our algorithms handle the complex alignment of repeat surveys, replacing weeks of manual GIS labor with automated workflows.
Track erosion and landscape change over time.
Monitor assets and surrounding terrain.
Enable local organizations to contribute repeat observations.
Build datasets that support scientific research and climate adaptation.
FluxAtlas originated from research into community-based coastal monitoring at the University of British Columbia and has grown into a platform for making repeat, community based, environmental monitoring more accessible.
Designed from firsthand experience conducting coastal monitoring in some of Canada's most challenging environments. Developed and tested across diverse environments including the Arctic, Coastal BC, and the Great Lakes.
Developed directly by practicing coastal engineers to solve real-world industry bottlenecks.
Built to empower all users, not just the GIS wizards, to use terrain data to make the decisions that matter.
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Coastal & Hydrotechnical Engineer
MASc Candidate, UBC
Isaac is a hydrotechnical engineer with nearly a decade of professional experience in coastal and riverine engineering. His recent graduate research focuses on community-based environmental monitoring and coastal change.
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We believe measuring how the Earth changes should be as accessible as viewing satellite imagery today.
FluxAtlas is building the collaborative platform that enables communities, engineers, researchers, and governments to measure and understand landscape change anywhere in the world.
We're currently seeking early pilot partners across North America to deploy our technology alongside communities and industry experts.