Access Copernicus CAMS climate and air quality data through a simple REST API. Sub-second queries over Europe-wide historical data, billed per tile — no subscriptions.
# Query daily NO₂ means for Paris, January 2023 curl "https://api.jiskta.com/api/v1/climate/query" \ -H "X-API-Key: sk_live_your_key_here" \ -G -d "lat=48.8566" -d "lon=2.3522" \ -d "time_start=2023-01-01" -d "time_end=2023-01-31" \ -d "format=csv" -d "aggregate=daily" # Response: ~18ms, 1 credit used # lat,lon,date,no2_mean # 48.8500,2.3500,2023-01-01,12.34 # 48.8500,2.3500,2023-01-02,9.87 # ...
Built from scratch for speed, efficiency, and simplicity. No databases — just tiles.
Data is pre-partitioned into geographic and temporal tiles. Queries only touch the tiles they need — typical response under 20ms regardless of time range.
Access NO₂ and PM2.5 air quality data from the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service. European coverage, monthly granularity.
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One API key for everything. Pass it as a header or query parameter. Credits are tracked automatically. Redeem vouchers for bonus credits.
Choose your output format: summary statistics, hourly raw data, daily means, or monthly means — all from the same endpoint. Add a threshold to get exceedance hours per grid point.
No fixed rate limits. When the server has headroom every request runs instantly. Under heavy load, each API key automatically gets an equal share — no single user can starve others.
From sign-up to first query in under 2 minutes.
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Send a GET request with your geographic bounds, time range, and pollutant. Results stream back in under a second.
When you're ready, purchase a credit package via Stripe. Credits never expire and cost as little as €0.0013 each.
Starting with Copernicus air quality. More open datasets coming soon.
European air quality monitoring data from CAMS reanalysis. Gridded data at 0.1° resolution, hourly values. Coverage: 2023–2025. Ideal for environmental research, urban planning, and health studies.
Particulate matter under 2.5 micrometers from CAMS reanalysis. Same coverage and resolution as NO₂ — 2023–2025, Europe-wide, 0.1°. Critical for air quality indices and public health monitoring.
Coming soon: Eurostat economic indicators, additional Copernicus variables (O₃, SO₂, CO), and more open data sources.
Authoritative Copernicus CAMS reanalysis data, ready to query via REST.
Three full years of hourly data
0.1° grid across the full continent
More variables coming soon
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