Autor: Andreas Weihusen
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Bremen — a Heat Island?
First of all, we would like to congratulate Linus Andrae on his successful graduation and the valuable contribution he has made with his research on Urban Heat Islands in collaboration with the Institute of Environmental Physics (IUP). His master‘s thesis is an important addition to our climate projects.Due to their significant impact on public health,…
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RAVEN: Curbing heat islands by detecting surface temperatures
Heat can have a serious impact on our health. As temperatures rise, so does the risk of heart attacks, kidney failure and premature births. But humans are not the only ones affected by the consequences of climate change. Heat islands – whether large or small – also have an impact on entire ecosystems. Water quality…
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IIMEO on Tour at Miniatur Wunderland
A key aspect of IIMEO is the AI-assisted detection of obstacles on the tracks. To achieve this, the AI model must be trained to recognise tracks in image data. A flight campaign had originally been planned for the autumn, but this could not be carried out due to poor weather conditions and time constraints. Following…
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CityCLIM im Bremer Regionalfernsehen
‚Buten un Binnen‘ Reportage über das Projekt CityCLIM