The enviroCar Android application is an open-source project, which allows the user to collect, share and analyze floating car data (xFCD). This data can be incredibly valuable in various situations, e.g.
GeoNode and KomMonitor well received
In March, a small group of 52Ners made its way to Hamburg for the FOSSGIS 2024. The conference provided a broad spectrum of presentations about open-source GIS, projects and AI. At our booth, we unpacked our portfolio and engaged in many interesting discussions about state-of-the-art open-source technologies. These also carried over into the evening event (Is there any wine left?).
The week before Easter, I traveled to Delft, the Netherlands, to participate in the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) 128th Member Meeting. The meeting, hosted by TU Delft, set all-time records for in-person attendance!
The overarching theme of the meeting was GeoBIM (Building Information Model). I was there in the context of the DIRECTED project to present an update regarding my standardization activies and to exchange ideas with colleagues from the Disaster and Emergency Management community. Another hot topic was Data Spaces.
I-CISK is funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 program as part of the European Green Deal, which aims to deliver tailored climate services (CS) in a trustworthy, understandable, replicable and effective way. As part of the project, we’re tackling climate challenges head-on in seven different regions across Europe and Africa. Each region presents its own unique climate hurdles that require tailored solutions. Here, we highlight our people-centered approach that emphasizes co-design, co-creation, co-implementation and co-evaluation across key sectors vulnerable to climate change. Our goal is to create tailored solutions that truly work for citizens, stakeholders and decision-makers.