[Maptime-Salzburg] Call: GIS, Climate Change and Art
Jakob Miksch
maptime.sbg at gmail.com
Thu May 7 10:12:00 CEST 2020
Are you interested in bridging our GIS-skills with art? Are you
concerned about climate change and related risks?
Then this could be of interest to you. We are currently _calling_ for
interested students/young researchers to contribute to our:
Kunstwerkstatt - KUNSTWERKSTATT | CLIMATE RISKS IN AUSTRIA AS SEEN
THROUGH ART
More details can be found here http://c-art.zgis.at/kunstwerkstatt/
<http://c-art.zgis.at/kunstwerkstatt/>
and below.
Best wishes
Stefan
*Despite climate change mitigation and urgent efforts required to reduce
greenhouse gas emissions, our society is already affected by ongoing
climate change impacts, and will be in the near and long-term future.
The identification of present and future climate risks – such as impacts
from heat waves, allergies, natural hazards or changes in crop
production – requires the combination of a range of different data
streams, such as climate, environmental as well as socio-economic data.*
*Such assessments and the integration of the different datasets is
complex and asks for improved visualization and communication
strategies, where a joint collaboration of data scientists and artists
can improve ways of communication and translation of the results to
users and the wider public – with emotions.*
Our Kunstwerkstatt addresses this challenge. Based on the case of
droughts in Austria, participants are asked to develop their art
project. This may range from data visualization and integration towards
performing arts, depending on the interests and skills of the participants.
The Kunstwerkstatt will take place due to the current situation as an
online event where a concept is developed. The participants will be
guided by Martina Fröschl with the support of Stefan Kienberger and will
receive guidance and feedback. The final art work will be presented at
an exhibition at the University of Applied Arts Vienna at PIXELvienna
Austrian Conference on Computer Graphics and Animation from 20th to 22nd
November 2020 to an international audience.
*WHO: We invite everyone interested to participate in this
Kunstwerkstatt, particularly students and young researchers. We aim to
have a diversity of people, with different skills, ranging from data
scientists, GIS experts and art disciplines working towards the goal of
presenting relevant data in a truly interdisciplinary art installation.*
*Dr Stefan Kienberger****| **Integrated Spatial Analysis***
University of Salzburg | Department of Geoinformatics - Z_GIS
Schillerstr. 30 | 5020 Salzburg, Austria
Phone: +43 (0)662 8044 7567 | Fax +43 (0)662 8044 7560
E-mail: stefan.kienberger at sbg.ac.at
<mailto:stefan.kienberger at sbg.ac.at>|www.uni-salzburg.at/zgis/kienberger
<http://www.uni-salzburg.at/zgis/kienberger>
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