Team & advisors

Built by people who have deployed the sensors.

Coastal Measures is led by an oceanographer who has run coastal radar and seafloor mapping programs and a software engineer with 25 years building cloud and embedded systems, backed by advisors in commercialization, partnerships, and strategic initiatives.

Leadership
Josh Humberston

Josh Humberston

Founder & CEO

PhD in oceanography (UNH). Previously a senior R&D data scientist in multi-modal AI at Sandia National Laboratories, a physical scientist on the U.S. Army ERDC Coastal Radar Program, and mapping team lead aboard NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer. DoD SMART Scholar; eight peer-reviewed publications.

Neil Schonwald

Neil Schonwald

Co-Founder & CTO

25+ years in cloud and embedded software, including director-level roles at Cisco, Agilent, and HP, work on NASA’s Gamma Ray Observatory, and running cloud infrastructure at Single Digits. Owns the CUMULUS backend, infrastructure, and data layer.

Advisors

Nadir Ait-Laoussine

Commercialization · Nomadic Foundry

Blaine Grimes

Partnerships

Jordan Foley

Strategic initiatives

Partners
Town of Plymouth Town of Marshfield U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association University of New Hampshire University of New England Atlantic Resiliency Innovation Institute Fox Point Oysters Massachusetts Clean Energy Center AWS Activate SeaAhead VentureWell The Roux Institute Dirigo Fund Maine Angels Sofar Ocean Hyfi SeaSignal BlueSonde Tempest
Why Coastal Measures

Field science and production software, in one team.

In the water

We design, deploy, and maintain coastal sensor networks, from harbor radar to water-quality sondes, for towns, agencies, and research institutions.

In the cloud

CUMULUS runs on AWS. Your data stays in open formats you own, and you can take it with you at any time.

Held to the physics

Forecast models go to production only when they beat the physics-only baseline on held-out data.

Get in touch

See your coastline in CUMULUS.

Tell us what you monitor today and where the gaps are.