News about open_data on 2022-09-09
Biden administration launches website to provide real - time climate data , predict future scenarios
US President Joe Biden’s administration has launched a new climate mapping website to help communities understand their exposure to disasters and other threats to the environment, officials have told the White House. Climate maps are being streamlined.
Source: nwnewsnetwork.org
Published on 2022-09-09
Bleeding Heartland
In our series of letters from African journalists, journalist Gwen Hope looks at a fundraiser for the Republican Party of Iowa (RPI), held in June 24 in West Des Moines, in the US state of Wisconsin, which has been named as the "Iowa Nice".
Source: bleedingheartland.com
Published on 2022-09-09
Digitalisation & Data Engineer job with Western Power Distribution
The BBC’s weekly The Boss series profiles different business leaders from around the world. This week we speak to Western Power Distribution, the owners and operators of the UK's biggest electricity distribution network. Here is a full transcript of what we learned.
Source: engineering-jobs.theiet.org
Published on 2022-09-09
ESOblog - Training the astronomers of the future
This week we speak to Brazilian students at the European Space University (ESO) in Rio de Janeiro, where they have been taking part in a series of research projects - including bubbles blown by the wind from the accretion disc of neutron stars and black holes.
Source: eso.org
Published on 2022-09-09
Flagstaff public library and Sustainability Office team up to promote climate resilience
A new project to promote climate resilience is being launched in a city in the US city of Flagstaff, according to the city’s public libraries and environmental body. Climate change has been linked to drought, destructive wildfires and post-fire flooding.
Source: azdailysun.com
Published on 2022-09-09
Here how an Airbnb next door can affect you
Airbnbs are increasing rents in Auckland, Australia, according to a new study. But what does this mean for those living in the suburbs of the city and their neighbourhoods, asks the BBC's Chris Stokel-Walker.
Source: stuff.co.nz
Published on 2022-09-09
How Can Machine Learning Extend to Archaeology ?
Scientists are using artificial intelligence to predict archaeology's provenance and sustainability, according to the British Academy of Sciences (British Royal Society) and the University of Edinburgh (UCLA) for the first time in more than 20 years. Why?
Source: azom.com
Published on 2022-09-09
Public defenders decry Prince George juvenile curfew
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Source: thedailyrecord.com
Published on 2022-09-09
Rhizome appoints Makayla Bailey & Michael Connor as Co - Executive Directors
Two former directors have been appointed to the joint role of Co-Executive Directors of Rhizome, the premier digital arts organisation in the country and affiliate of the New Museum of Contemporary Art (OMA) in New York. Here is a look at the new partnership.
Source: artdaily.com
Published on 2022-09-09