Green space is vital for its social and environmental benefits – including health and well-being, as a sanctuary for habitats and species, and for its ability to keep us cool and mitigate flooding.
Events
An online event to explore the range of space-enabled climate datasets and tools that can support financial services firms in climate risk analysis and impact assessment of green investment.
The London Climate Change Partnership, with CIBSE and the MESH climate services network (co-founded and hosted by Space4Climate), organised this event about green infrastructure to promote health, wellbeing, and climate resilience in indoor and outdoor building environments, as part of the London Digital Climate Action Week.
An online workshop for both users and providers of satellite Land Surface Temperature data to share their experiences and knowledge in this field. The focus of the meeting will be on LST data set development and applications.
AQNUK worked in collaboration with SAQN and the UKIEG to convene an online workshop on possible interactions between air quality and COVID-19, ambient environmental conditions indoors and out.
Join us for a networking reception for those tackling climate change and making use of climate information.
Space4Climate is taking part in Futurebuild, renown as THE built environment event where brands of all sizes can share innovations, from products, to processes and solutions, with over 27,000 industry influencers and shapers.
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.
Our discussion brought together policymakers, industry and researchers to consider the use of satellite data in monitoring green infrastructure.
Our joint workshop explored how Earth observation (EO) could be used to support and develop sector-led approaches to climate resilience and adaptation planning in London.
A workshop to raise awareness of, and help financial services, environmental consultancies and geo-spatial innovation make use of advances in Earth Observation climate data.