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Four new Earth Observation projects awarded to exploit the European Space Agency’s Climate Change Initiative (ESA CCI) datasets include two led by Space4Climate members and they will be showcased at next year’s UK-hosted COP26.
So just how resilient are UK food supply chains in the face of a changing climate? And how best can space-enabled technology deliver the required robust data to underpin strategic decisions facing industries along the food supply chain?
New report calls for rapid response on UK air quality to support pandemic recovery.
New free-to-access datasets have been released on the European Space Agency’s Climate Change Initiative Open Data Portal (ESA CCI).
Two Earth observation-based demonstrators draw on S4C expertise in collaboration with specific stakeholders to illustrate the decisions supported by climate data from space.
Resilience managers in businesses and local government can take advantage of the UK’s world-leading Earth observation community for planned response to the Covid-19 pandemic and long-term recovery.
A new air quality research community co-founded by the Space4Climate group is supporting a Covid-19 and air quality research agenda.
The hugely successful story of the UK’s thriving Earth Observation climate community will bring together inspiring new announcements from across the membership of the Space4Climate group in the lead up to global climate conference, COP26, hosted by the UK in November.
Briony Turner introduces the new Working Party on Indoor Air Quality & Child Health which explores the changing nature of indoor air pollution.