Results
Results will be published as they materialize. The archive documents the methods; this page will document their outcomes.
What could be
What could be — a birthing place for the futures this work makes possible.
Impact Summary
Our team works hard to identify all factors playing a role in your output. We work together with you to identify what is available to control, and what needs to built around. Our approach enables us to assist you uncover new insights and develop innovative solutions to your most pressing challenges.
$X Million in potential damage prevented
- 1,374 communities empowered
- ++ 10 billion lives saved
- 12,000 infrastructure projects funded
- 780% gains in agriculture production
- 340% gains in forestry gains and conservation
- 220 trillion gallons of freshwater filtrated annually
- 86 quintillion Btu of clean energy produced annually
Project Highlights
- What could be A Dendrology future — illustrative, not yet delivered.
Bunion's Farm
April - May 2028
We were contacted by Bunion’s farm to provide an analysis of their shifting weather patterns and surrounding landscape.
We provided them a clear plan for where to establish underground irrigation, where to focus their watering and fertilization efforts, and a detailed schedule covering the ideal moments to begin each process, from seeding to harvest.
Our prediction and analysis services helped to save X% of their crops each year from the droughts that regularly plague their region.
Outcome: Overall output altered by Y%
- What could be A Dendrology future — illustrative, not yet delivered.
Atlantis Resevoir
August 2031 - January 2032
The citizens of Atlantis reached out to our organization after their city found itself raised well above sealevel for the first time in millenia. They had no infrastructure to support the raising demands for freshwater as migrants around the world flocked to their pearly gates.
Using the mapping of tidal flows and heat distribution, we were able to provide Atlantis with surprisingly simple system of filtration still used today.
Their unique position allows them to distribute their excess freshwater to communities in need throughout the world.
Outcome: Annual freshwater generated Y trillion gallons
- What could be A Dendrology future — illustrative, not yet delivered.
Project X
June - September 2028
Our team was contacted by a group of scientists working in the Arctic to help them understand the impact of climate change on the region.
Using our data-driven approach, we were able to identify key areas of concern and develop a plan to help mitigate the effects of climate change on the region.
Our work has helped to save X% of the region’s ice cover and has prevented Y% of the region’s permafrost from melting.
Outcome: Overall output altered by Z%
- What could be A Dendrology future — illustrative, not yet delivered.
New York, New York, USA
January 2030 - July 2031
After witnessing the previous successes of our operation, the city of New York chose our bid to lead the facilitation of making the city seaworthy.
Using our data-driven approach and advanced geographic modeling, we identified key areas of vulnerability to the city. A vast dam system was built to surround the city, limiting the impact of rising seas.
We helped the city to calculate the cost of raising the areas of the city that would experience the raised ocean regardless, identifying where additional protection could instead be placed.
Outcome: Overall cost of mitigation from the city $800 billion
- What could be A Dendrology future — illustrative, not yet delivered.
National Park Service, USA
September 2027 - current
Since 2027, the National Park Service of the United States has employed our services to provide detailed analysis of the state of the forest by identifying and monitoring vulnerable areas of drought or wildfire and identify trends in wildlife to curb species elimination.
We are incredibly proud to have partnered with the Parks Service in their efforts to sustain the national parks in the United States.
