To learn more about our More than Maps workshops developed at the University of Southampton, take a look at the current curriculum:
No | Workshop structure | Case study | Discipline | Skills | Details |
1 | Introductory workshop:
case study of Caribbean multi-hazard coasts
| Sargassum – issues & opportunities (coupled with SARTRAC research) | Geography, Remote Sensing, Social Sciences | The importance of evidence-based policy in adapting to climate change Learning objectives:
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2 | Skills workshop I
| Remote sensing | Basic coding in Google Earth Engine | The importance of mapping in adapting to climate change Learning objectives: To have a basic understanding of seaweed algal blooms as a case study for climate change adaptation and hazard mitigation
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3 | Skills workshop II
| Social sciences | Stakeholder analysis | The importance of social sciences in adapting to climate change Learning objectives:
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4 | Skills workshop III
| Flooding in developed and developing countries | Remote sensing and big data | Managing big data Basic coding in Google Earth Engine | What happened at Somerset Levels? Learning objectives:
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5 | Final workshop:
case study of coastal flooding
| Social sciences | Adaptation research framework | Why do households adapt to hazards? Learning objectives:
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