07 Jul 2022
About the event
Data analysis is a powerful tool for solving environmental problems. A bigger impact can be achieved through learning from each other and fostering collaboration and networking.
These recordings taken from a recent online webinar and workshop is for people who analyse environmental data and produce data tools, as well as users of these tools, to learn about innovative projects and discuss future plans and needs.
It will also offer the opportunity to join a new network of data enthusiasts committed to collaborating to help drive the solutions to the climate and ecological emergencies.
Place-Based Carbon Calculator
Malcolm Morgan, Place-Based Carbon Calculator, University of Leeds
Woodland Opportunity Mapping
Tim Richards, Woodland Opportunity Mapping, Terra Sulis
Climate Action Plan Explorer
Siôn Elis Williams & Isaac Beevor, Climate Action Plan Explorer & Council Climate Scorecards, mySociety & Climate Emergency UK
Green Infrastructure Mapping
Martin Moss, Green Infrastructure Mapping, Natural England
Near you
Toby Bridgeman and Joachim Farncombe, Near you environmental data tool, Friends of the Earth
Panel discussion: data user needs and perspectives
- Deb Cairns, Zero Carbon Shropshire
- Chris Dunham, Carbon Descent
- Clare Wharmby, Edinburgh Climate Change Institute
Video to follow...
Plenary: looking to the future
- Topic 1: Network / collaboration
- Topic 2: Visualisation / mapping data
- Topic 3: Robust decision making
- Topic 4: Wellbeing / nature
- Topic 5: Open Data / licensing
- Topic 6: Water consumption
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