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Final Stakeholder Workshop: CityCLIM
September 12 @ 11:00 am – 1:00 pm UTC+0
We are pleased to invite you to the final stakeholder workshop of the project “CityCLIM” on September 12, 2024. The workshop starts at 14:00, online.
In a world of changing environmental conditions, sustainable and effective urban adaptation strate-gies are increasingly crucial. Developing these strategies requires accessible technical solutions that support informed decision-making for city planning. Key capabilities include the acquisition, management, processing, and presentation of application-specific geodata.
Anyone interested in or working in tangible solutions to improve the habitability of cities under cli-mate change is welcome to CityCLIM’s final stakeholder workshop. In this workshop we will pre-sent the advanced prototypes of the CityCLIM services which were developed to support citizens and city administration in coping with urban heat and pollution:
- Climate Information Services: Information on heat waves and pollution for the next 2 days based on a 100m-resolution advanced weather model
- Identification Services: Identification of Urban Heat Islands, City Air Flow and Pollution Area
- Simulation and Mitigation Strategies Services: Services focussing on urban heat, air flow and pollution where users can simulate own scenarios
- Citizen Weather Sensation Service: a map view where users indicate their comfort tempera-ture ranges to identify comfortable places in the city
Up-to-date information on the workshop can be found here on the website. If you have any ques-tions about the workshop or require further information, please do not hesitate to contact us at cityclim@ohb.de.
We look forward to a lively and forward-looking final exchange
We look forward to a lively and forward-looking final exchange.
Material:
Invitation and Agenda (click here)
Poster (click on the preview)
QR-Code (click on the preview)
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 101036814.