Meet- up & Networking Session

Arrival at HIDA Hub

Welcome and Introductions

Introduction to Climate Research -AI & Climate modelling

• Maximilian Gelbrecht (PIK)

Introduction to Climate Research - Atmosphere

• Peer Nowak (KIT)

Topic tbd

• Ariel L. Furst (MIT)

Roundtable discussion

Mentoring session

Transfer Berlin - Potsdam

Arrival and welcome

Introduction to Remote sensing

Guided Tour through GFZ

Workshop: Feature detection in climate data

• Mike Sips (German Research Centre for GeoSciences)

In the workshop, we follow Jim Gray’s approach to data-intensive science to answer scientific questions using Sentinel-2 satellite data. Jim Gray’s approach to data-intensive science involves four phases: capturing data, storing and managing data efficiently, exploring data through statistical and computational analysis, and finally visualizing and communicating results. The workshop thoroughly examines each phase and discusses practical methods with participants using widely adopted Python libraries. The hands-on activities focus on characterizing and monitoring wildfire activity in California. While the workshop focuses on this specific use case, participants can use Gray’s approach in future projects as a reusable template for answering a wide range of questions with Sentinel-2 data.

Human virome and novel therapeutic strategies using viruses

• Ann Gregory (University of Calgary)

Transfer Potsdam - Berlin

Arrival at HIDA Hub

Data Science and intelligent Systems

• Stefan Bauer (Helnholtz AI)

Technical Set-up (Optional)

Group Work Phase 1

Group Work Phase 2

Group Presentations

Farewell and Networking

Arrival at HIDA Hub

Closing Discussions & Good bye