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Adaptive Resource Planning and Design
ʻĀina: Life on Land
Āina Design Corp designs, builds, and operates data infrastructure for Hawaiʻi. Grounded in ecological education and applied research and organized by moku — Hawaiʻi's traditional districts — our systems turn regenerative agriculture, supply‑chain provenance, and land stewardship into governed records and working platforms.
Designed, built and operated by ADC
Featured Network: Mokunet
Our flagship build. Mokupuni Hawaiʻi — the islands of Hawaiʻi held as one shared, trusted map, organized by their 33 traditional moku. Community-contributed data is screened and qualified in the open. In production, assembled from 18 state and federal datasets.
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Built on Mokunet
Featured Community Service: Manaʻolana Program
A community platform built with the VA community to steward urban greenspaces along Oʻahu’s rail corridor — placemaking for healing and connection at transit nodes. Field water-quality and plant observations are captured in place on Mokunet’s shared services, producing a traceable record for the research commons.
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