Charlotte Morrison, Systems & Optical Engineer at TAS, writes about her experiences at COP28 with Space4Climate – would you have asked the same questions?
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‘I’m particularly passionate about monitoring methane from space so I was able to answer a lot of questions on that’ – our COP28 blog by Isabelle Crozier-Morris
‘What stood out when I joined the Space4Climate stand in Dubai was the genuine interest in the space sector’ – read our blog from COP28 Volunteer Momin Ashraf
4 events; 3 hard-working COP28 volunteers; 2 satellite contract signings; 1 launch of our new Space4Climate App on the PufferTouch and more than 850 conversations with senior figures in climate action from around the world – we certainly packed in plenty of achievements during COP28!
Space4Climate and Defra deliver key COP28 discussion to highlight the role of information from space in climate action, now and in the future Vital information about our climate, observed in detail from space, has the power to drive the actions we desperately need to heal our planet but it needs to be made more accessible. … Continue reading “Power of space to protect and restore our natural world”
Three new faces will be joining the Space4Climate stand at COP28, representing the UK’s Earth Observation for climate community at the UNFCCC world climate summit in UAE. They represent the variety of organisations and skills involved in the thriving and fast-growing climate data from space sector in the UK. All three are skilled in discussing … Continue reading “Meet the COP28 Volunteers”
As well as having a stand in the Space Pavilion, Space4Climate is leading and supporting on some key events, including the Blue Zone panel, The power of space to protect and restore our natural world’ on Sunday, December 10th. Use the link in the programme entry, below, to join us.
Space4Climate PufferTouch App 2.0 The new version of the Space4Climate App took centre stage on our stand in the first ever COP Space Pavilion in Dubai from November 30th to December 12th, 2023. With more than 30 climate datasets and 36 case studies of our members’ climate services and products in action around the world, … Continue reading “New space climate data App”
Space4Climate’s stand, in the COP28 Space Pavilion, will be the ideal place to discover the latest climate data, UK space climate technology and products
Space4Climate is working with the UK Space Agency, UK Government departments and our members to showcase UK Earth Observation for climate and the exciting developments in climate research and innovations in climates services in the first ever Space Pavilion at a COP.
Space4Climate has followed on from a successful two weeks at COP26 in Glasgow in 2021, to a busy 2022 promoting the UK’s Earth Observation expertise and supporting our thriving climate data from space community.