Planet Health Index φ

a concept to explain linear relationships between the atmosphere, the biosphere, and the anthroposphere

The Planet Health Index φ is a concept to explain linear relationships of a set of features or spheres using another one, e.g., to model socioeconomic features using biological measurements. Hereby, Canonical Correlation Analysis is used to model a set of related features holistically, whereas traditional Pearson Correlation focuses on the relationship between two individual features. Data was collected from Eurostat, ERA5, and FluxCom.

Source code

This project, including the analysis workflow and app source code, is open source.

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Funding and collaboration

This project has received funding from the Open-Earth-Monitor Cyberinfrastructure project that is part of the European Union's Horizon Europe research and innovation program under grant 101059548. This project is also a collaboration with the European Central Bank.

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