A Day in the Life of a Geoinformatician
52°North recently welcomed Lonnie as a student intern for a day. Lonnie has always been interested in computer science. One of the thirteen-year-old’s favorite hobbies is programming, “mainly websites, but also many other small projects and programs”. While participating in the “Jugend hackt Lab Münster” he found out about 52°North and decided he’d like to learn more about our work.
GWF 2023 will be held in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, from May 2-5, 2023. This event brings together the global geospatial community, including government and public sector, industry, academia, and civil society. They work together to simplify the technological, institutional and workflow complexities and increase the impact for the benefit of society.
52°North’s Benedikt Gräler will present work done in the I-CISK and DIRECTED projects. He focuses on connecting data and models for better climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction. He is also part of a panel on Digital Twins (DTs) as seen from a geospatial perspective, and AI and Geospatial.
16.00 – 17.30 Van Walsum Hall EUROGI Workshop:- Digital Twins, AI and Geospatial
13.30 – 15.00 Session 5: Collaborative models for fit-for-purpose knowledge co-creation
Connecting Data and Models Across Stakeholders, Science, Industry, and Government for Better Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction (Dr. Benedikt Gräler)
This year’s EGU General Assembly takes place April 23 – 28, 2023 in Vienna, Austria. The event brings together geoscientists from all over the world to one meeting covering all disciplines of the Earth, planetary, and space sciences. The EGU aims to provide a forum where scientists, especially early career researchers, can present their work and discuss their ideas with experts in all fields of geoscience. 52°North offers a hands-on course covering tools to publish reproducible research and presents work of the European MINKE and I-CISK projects. Find out what’s happening in the DIRECTED project during the posters on site session.
SC5.1, Co-organized by CL6/ESSI3/GM12/NH12/OS5
Room -2.85/86
Convener: Markus Konkol | Co-convener: Simon Jirka
14:00–15:45 Communicating data quality through open reproducible research
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EGU23-9291 | Orals | ESSI2.2
Room 0.51
09:20–09:30 Harmonising the sharing of marine observation data considering data quality information (Simon Jirka, Christian Autermann, Joaquin Del Rio Fernandez, Markus Konkol, and Enoc Martínez)
EGU23-13541 | Posters on site | NH9.17
Hall X4 | X4.88
16:15–18:00 (CEST) DIRECTED – Disaster Resilience for Extreme Climate Events providing Interoperable Data, Models, Communication and Governance (Max Steinhausen, Kai Schröter, Martin Drews, Lydia Cumiskey, Heiko Apel, Stefano Bagli, Sukaina Bharwani, Julian Struck, Daniel Bittner, Tobias Conradt, Benedikt Gräler, Christopher Genillard, Stefan Hochrainer-Stigler, Levente Huszti, Tracy Irvine, Chahan M. Kropf, Emilie Rønde Nielsen, Pia-Johanna Schweizer, Valeria Pancioli, and Analia Rutili and the DIRECTED project team)
EGU23-15863 | Orals | GI2.3
Room -2.91
08:55–09:05 (CEST) Building an Open Source Infrastructure for Next Generation End User Climate Services (Benedikt Gräler, Katharina Demmich, Johannes Schnell, Merel Vogel, Stefano Bagli, and Paolo Mazzoli)
EU funded I-CISK project publishes current issue on activities
I-CISK stands for Innovating Climate Services through Integrating Scientific and Local Knowledge. The project’s second newsletter covers updates on the latest activities and events (from July – October 2022). Stay tuned for more information!
Download the I-CISK Newsletter Issue 2