The S4C Climate Talent Competition 2019 led to a UK-based demonstrator project on the recovery of Peatland areas.
Climate services
As a group we are able to offer end-to-end capability from design, manufacture and satellite launch to data analytics and integration of climate information into decision support services.
As defined by the Global Framework for Climate Services: “Climate services provide climate information to help individuals and organisations make climate smart decisions… They equip decision-makers in climate-sensitive sectors with better information to help society adapt to climate variability and change.”
Heat data service – helping cities understand their most vulnerable areas for targeting mitigation strategies.
Space4Climate worked with the London Climate Change Partnership to start a conversation about the potential to obtain and use data to create a heat vulnerability index for UK cities, or a similar information product, to support implementation, measuring progress, and monitoring heat risk across a range of different needs and sectors.
WaterWorld is a testbed for the development and implementation of land and water related policies for sites and regions globally, to test intended and unintended consequences of policies.
Satellite data helps to provide real-time information and work out how climate change affects the distribution, severity and frequency of thunderstorms, thus increasing aviation safety.
My Sustainable Forest provides geo-information products to help to improve the management of Forest Provisioning Services and Regulating Services.
Deriving geospatial data inputs from EO satellites provides a fast and cost-effective method of understanding current air pollution.
Earth observation for marine and coastal mapping, monitoring and analysis provides a fast and cost-effective method of understanding the current coastal state.
SMEETH: space for monitoring environmental effects on health is a tool designed to handle atmospheric satellite data, modelled air quality and meteorological data with correlated geo-referenced medical records.
Informing the deployment of Renewable Energy in Small Island Developing States (SIDS) using Space Data.
A high-quality dataset of windstorm information for use by the insurance and re-insurance industry at a range of scales within Europe.
Policy for sustainable development can be more equitable and more effective when based on the available scientific evidence.