Are you living in Ottawa, familiar with software and data projects, and motivated to act on climate change impacts and risks?

This new “unconference” event* is the perfect opportunity for you to network, learn and share your knowledge and experience about climate change-related software tools and data. Don’t miss out on this chance to connect with like-minded individuals and work towards a more sustainable and positive future!

*What’s an unconference? A loosely structured, participant led conference focusing on informal exchanges of information and ideas. The actual agenda, tracks, sessions, discussions will all be determined in a “grassroots” manner by you, the participants!

Event Details:

• Date: Friday May 23, starting at 9 am.
• Price: Free
• Location: HS 1301 in the Health Sciences Building, Carleton University campus. 1125 Colonel By Drive, 2305 Health Sciences Building, Ottawa, ON K1S 5B6
• How to get here: https://carleton.ca/campus/map
• Format: Unconference-style sessions organized and delivered by participants. The knowledge gathered will be shared under the CC BY-SA license.
• Initial feedback: Some registrants have already provided feedback on their desired conference experience, read the survey summary here: Building Climate Resilience Getting Started Survey Data_All_250306.pdf
• How to participate: Register at https://fight.climatechange.ca/unconference, and we will send you regular surveys where you can provide feedback and help assist in shaping the event. Your registration email address will only be used to communicate information and shares surveys about this event.

With thanks to our supporters:

Ottawa’s Deploy Software Solutions specializes in climate change software R&D, using data and observations from Earth and space. We are pleased to facilitate this event. While we will provide organizing help, the exact schedule, venue, and agenda of this FREE event will be determined by its participants (you!).

GoGeomatics Canada is pleased to be the Official Media sponsor of the “Building Climate Resilience with Software and Data” unconference.

Carleton University’s Technology Innovation Management (TIM) Program will be hosting us at Health Services Building on Carleton campus. The TIM Program is an internationally recognized master’s program designed to equip aspiring entrepreneurs and technology innovation leaders with the skills to create wealth in new ventures and drive growth within established companies.

So get involved now by registering at https://fight.climatechange.ca/unconference!