30 JUN 9.30-13.30 AM (GMT+2)

As part of the Distributed Design platform, for its 4th year of participation OpenDot is helding a Workshop Series in collaboration with Dotdotdot on the topic of climate change, with the intention at sharing the know-how acquired in the process of developing the installation “Earth Bits – Sensing the Planetary”.
“Climate Data” is an invitation that fosters cross-disciplinary practices to look at the sustainability challenges from multiple perspectives and gives tools to understand and develop innovative skills towards a more sustainable future.


SATELLITE DATA

We'll talk about the European Space Agency's Copernicus program and the importance of open data to raise awareness about the correlation of rising T°, urban heat islands and concentration of NO2 caused by human activity. The participants will learn how to get raw data from the ESA repositories and process them with Snap, the ESA software for Copernicus Sentinel data processing and analysis.

Requirements: basic understanding of Python

We'll use: ESA SNAP software

Registrations are open at the link https://forms.gle/SYnvEAfRDV1ZMzdS6