Harmonizing multi-scale spatiotemporal environment and health data in climate change hotspots
About HARMONIZE
HARMONIZE collates existing multi-source climate, environmental, socioeconomic and health data, and collects new longitudinal data using drone technology and low-cost weather sensors, to calibrate and downscale Earth Observation, climate reanalysis and seasonal forecast datasets in areas most relevant for disease transmission.
LATEST NEWS
April 30, 2025
Harmonize participates in the 21st brazilian symposium on remote sensing
Members of the HARMONIZE project took part in the 21st Brazilian Symposium on Remote Sensing (SBSR), held in Salvador, Bahia
February 5, 2025
GHR Hackathon 2025: Advancing Climate & Health Research Tools with R
Advancing climate & health research through R package development.
January 22, 2025
Harmonize Brazil project expedition unveils climate change challenges to health in the Amazon
Researchers from the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, the National Institute for Space Research, the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, and the Pará State Health Department conducted another expedition to the cities of Mocajuba and Cametá, Pará to map vulnerable areas to climate change and its impacts on health.
HARMONIZE toolkits
The HARMONIZE digital toolkits will allow local researchers and practitioners to link, analyze and use spatiotemporal datasets, including health, climate, socioeconomic and environmental data at multiple scales. These data and tools can help better understand the links between environmental change and infectious disease risk in their local context, and to build robust early warning and response systems in vulnerable settings.
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For more information about the project or how you could get involved, please contact us.