Matters relating to the analysis and visualisation of data
A key extension to undertaking data analysis is the effective communication of the subsequent results, helping interested parties understand clearly the analytical outcomes. The very act of visualising data can also itself play a key role in the interpretation and understanding of data. In this blog, we gather together and discuss a range of data […]
We are pleased to be able to announce the winning teams for the first two events in the NERC COVID-19 Digital Sprint Hackathons – Air Quality and Recovery. We had some really fantastic entries to choose amongst and the judging panels had a hard job. But after much deliberation, the woinners to date are announced […]
A big thank you to all the teams who have participated to date in our COVID-19 Hackathons – the events are proving popular. As of today we have now completed the first two events – ‘Air Quality‘ and ‘Recovery‘. The judging panel have met with respect to the first event and the winners have been […]
We wanted to experiment with the fantastic Google Earth Engine tool, which allows easy access to petabytes of satellite imagery, current and historic. We were interested to access the data from the Copernicus Mission Sentinel 5P satellite platform (which was launched in 2017) with a view to using its atmospheric monitoring capability to visualise the […]
In this post, we describe the development of a further demonstrator for an exhibition we are planning using a Raspberry Pi. The Digital Environment team are planning to be in support of NERC in attending the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) annual conference and exhibition in Seattle, USA in February 2020, and are making […]
In this post, we describe the development of a demonstrator for an exhibition using a Raspberry Pi. The Digital Environment team are planning to be in support of NERC in attending the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) annual conference and exhibition in Seattle, USA in February 2020, and are making preparations. One […]
The following presentation was given by Stephen Hallett at the recent ‘AI for Environmental Sciences‘ conference and workshop, held in July 2019 in Cambridge at the British Antarctic Survey. The talk outlines the ‘Constructing a Digital Environment’ SPF Programme.
Machine learning offers a new set of powerful tools in environmental science. There are a broad range of data-driven approaches that can be applied to the spectrum of challenges that exist. An initial step then is to prepare a computer to undertake these tasks, and in so doing, to enable the widest possible range of […]
We live, as humans ever have, in a complex world. The natural and human worlds today have intersected to such an extent that there are possibly no parts of the planet where the influence of humans is not felt at some level. The great patterns of change unfolding in our world influence and impact in […]