Recent examples of public engagement.
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Civil Service Climate and Environment Network (CSCEN) conference, March 18th 2025
Civil Service Climate and Environment Network (CSCEN) conference, March 18th 2025
Presented material that explained what we can learn about Earth's climate using satellite observations, followed by a Q&A session. Promoted the upcoming launch of the MicroCarb satellite. Was also interviewed for the CNSEN podcast. Also engaged attendees at the Space4Climate stand.
COP28, November-December 2023
COP28, November-December 2023
https://space4climate.com/cop28-a-research-scientists-perspective/
Engaged with speaking events for the UK Government and the Japanese Space Agency. Promoted science about changes in atmospheric methane and the corresponding climate impacts.
COP26, November 2021
COP26, November 2021
Earth Information for Climate Acion: Perspectives from the UK Presidency, 3rd November 2021.
Earth Information for Climate Acion: Perspectives from the UK Presidency, 3rd November 2021.
Monitoring the lungs of the world from space: what satellites reveal about carbon storage in the forests of the Earth, 6th November 2021
Monitoring the lungs of the world from space: what satellites reveal about carbon storage in the forests of the Earth, 6th November 2021
Royal Society Summer Exhibition 2021: Our breathing Earth: new views of carbon from satellites
Royal Society Summer Exhibition 2021: Our breathing Earth: new views of carbon from satellites
After a 12 month hiatus, a few of us from Edinburgh, University College London (Mat Disney) and Plymouth Marine Laboratory (Shubha Sathyendranath) will finally be presenting an exhibit online. Together with the NCEO, UK Space Agency and ESA we are putting together an exhibit to showcase the science of satellite remote sensing of carbon in the ocean, on the land, and in the atmosphere. http://ourbreathingearth.org
EO-Pi project (April 2019)
EO-Pi project (April 2019)
We developed a prototype tool to disseminate the science behind Earth Observation. The EO-Pi project is a joint venture between the University of Edinburgh and the Plymouth Marine Laboratory and funded by the UK Space Agency. Educational material is delivered using Raspberry Pis and online material.
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