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IEA wins climate services contract in China
The Institute for Environmental Analytics (IEA) has been awarded a contract to use its world-leading data analytics expertise to support the take-up of climate services in China in the face of climate change. The 18-month project, VIEWpoint, will include designing easy-use online data visualisations to match the needs and expectations of decision-makers in China in partnership with the China Meteorological Administration and the Institute of Atmospheric Physics, part of the Chinese Academy of…
View PostClimate Services in China – engaging users
There’s so much to know about China, the continent-sized country with more than 100 cities, each with a population of over 1 million. A culture that has a different year by which to measure time, with the New Year in 2020 beginning on 25th January, the Year of the Rat. A country with a continental variety of climates, from the summer monsoon, to the temperatures remaining below zero for three months of the year in areas bordering Mongolia and Russia. It is with this awe-inspiring sense of…
View PostBig Data & The Environment 'book club' at the Curious Lounge
You’ve heard of book clubs, well here comes Data Skills Club – all the benefits of self-paced studying in your own time and space with the bonus of meeting up with a friendly community of like-minded people to extend your learning experience. Our free online course, Big Data & The Environment, opens on November 4 and you can join our first Data Skills Club in Reading, Berks, UK, to chat face-to-face with the course Editor.
View PostRE-SAT launches in Vanuatu
Vanuatu is the latest small island developing state to partner with the Institute for Environmental Analytics and RE-SAT, its innovative renewable energy analytics platform, to support their transition to renewable energy
View postClimate data to support infrastructure, transport and associated standards
The IEA has won funding to develop a new service to ensure that new and existing infrastructure, including buildings, roads and railways, is resilient to climate change. This service will be enabled by the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) implemented by the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecast (ECMWF) on behalf of the European Union.
View PostRE-SAT launches in Tonga
The Institute for Environmental Analytics is to partner with the Government of Tonga to implement an innovative renewable energy analytics platform - RE-SAT – to support the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy. The partnership is being formally launched in Tonga next month (October).
View PostWatch the new 'Introduction To RE-SAT' video
See how RE-SAT provides effective, practical and reliable support for governments, utilities, investors and other stakeholders in SIDS transitioning to renewable energy, in a new video 'Introduction To RE-SAT'.
View PostEasier access to open data without the IT overheads
Just another EO data project? No, European data hub NextGEOSS is being recognised as important to business and agriculture, both strategically and operationally
View PostIEA expertise is behind Show Your Stripes Downloads
Show Your Stripes downloads have captured imaginations around the world and raising awareness of climate change - the IEA is behind the successful website.
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