An Open-Source Design Intervention Support Tool for Climate Resilience Systems
summary
A web‑based decision support tool is being developed to design agroforestry interventions across arid and semi‑arid North Africa, part of a three-year project that pilots in three living labs and smaller sites. A data management layer plus a data integration pipeline and low-cost made-in-Africa sensors fill sparse datasets, models are chained and run in the backend as a single analysis, architecture is microservices and open source, and the tool is still a concept at the end of year one.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to project
- 1:49Stakeholder and data challenges
- 5:43Tool design approach
- 8:56User workflow demo
- 10:20Ethical considerations
- 12:04Open-source and accessibility
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