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GR
Athens
Philippopoulos Konstantinos
Provide data / material / equipment for school projects
Thermal comfort
Reforming the built environment for the future city, Reforming an existing building into a green one, Urban astronomy guide of Attica – Αστροτουριστικός οδηγός της Αττικής, Smart Cities, Urban greenery and green Buildings, Reforming our schoolyards to cope with extreme heat, Satellite remote sensing tools for environmental protection – Smart Cities, Green Buildings, Climate Change impact in the urban everyday life
Department of Physics, Section of Environmental Physics and Meteorology Climate and Climatic Change Group University Campus, Bldg Phys-5, 15784 Athens, Greece
kphilip@phys.uoa.gr
+30 210 7276831
The Climate and Climatic Change Group operates within the Department of Physics at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece. The group addresses topics in the field of climate science and its focus is to provide useful insight on contemporary environmental issues and challenges, using modern approaches and tools. The group is led by Assistant Professor Chris G. Tzanis and includes postdoctoral scientists, PhD candidates, research associates as well as graduate and post-graduate students.
The main aim of the group is to produce and deliver scientific knowledge that will contribute towards a profound understanding of the physics and dynamics of the climate system. The group carries out a wide range of activities with emphasis in the research fields of climate change and variability, nonlinear processes and properties of the climate system, energy and climate, ambient air quality, greenhouse gases, aerosols, remote sensing, atmospheric physics and chemistry and statistical modelling using artificial neural networks and machine learning methodologies.
