In the coming weeks, you will meet several experts from the University of Twente and scientists from the Climate Change Initiative Programme of the European Space Agency. These experts and …
Earlier on, you have learnt about solar radiation reaching the Earth and how the energy available to the atmosphere, land, and oceans controls the climate. In this article, you will …
We will now move on to use the CATE toolbox from within Jupyter notebook to retrieve and analyse climate records of soil moisture. After doing this exercise, you will have …
In this lesson, you will learn about the main processes governing land-climate interactions, namely the energy, water and carbon cycles. You can visit the Climate Change Projects for additional information. …
In this exercise, you will access and analyse the data that were used to create the animation in the previous video. You will access 40 years of satellite-based soil moisture …
Earlier on, you learnt about global atmospheric circulation and how it creates different climate zones. In this short article, we will review the definition of weather and how weather patterns …
In this article, you will learn about global atmospheric circulation and how it creates different climate zones. The Earth is governed by two main cycles: energy and water. Each has …
You have now reached the end of this online course. You deserve a pat on your back, congratulations! In these three weeks, you have reviewed the causes of climate change, …
You have just reflected on the analyses of soil moisture data to identify and quantify droughts in Kenya. In this exercise, you will investigate the changes in the land cover …
Previously, you have reviewed how land interacts with the climate and vice versa. In the coming articles, more scientific depth on terrestrial essential climate variables will be provided. In this …
Welcome to the introduction week of this online course. In this week, you will get to know some highlights of ESA’s Climate Change Initiative contributions to the research of climate …
Earlier on, you have read about the effect of human emissions of greenhouse gases, particularly carbon dioxide (CO2), on the climate. This video from ESA will capitalise on this knowledge. …
Earlier on, you have learnt about the main processes governing the land-climate interactions, namely the energy, water and carbon cycles. In this article, you will develop a deeper understanding of …
Earlier on, you learnt about satellite products of essential climate variables, now you will be able to visualise and compare some of these variables using the Climate from Space web …