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Research Proposal: Microclimate Impact on Construction Planning Using a Mobile App

Organization(s):Kauno technologijų mokymo centras
Country:Lithuania
Student(s):Researchers (Grade 12, Finishing Specialists): Deividas Vaitekūnas, Povilas Grybovas (App development and data analysis). Researchers (Grade 10): Rokas Grivaciauskas, Justinas Kulikauskas (GLOBE data entry and information research).
Grade Level:Secondary School (grades 9-12, ages 14-18)
GLOBE Member(s):Rita Senkevičienė
Contributors:Rita Senkevičienė: VSS Coordinator, Informatics Teacher-Methodologist, Head of the "Robotics ECO Inventions" Club and STEAM Laboratory. Kastytis Skrupskis: Vocational Teacher and Expert in Construction Technical Regulations (STR). Egidijus Mačiulskas: English Language Mentor and International Communication Advisor.
Report Type(s):Virtual Science Symposium Report
Protocols:Air Temperature, Barometric Pressure, Precipitation, Relative Humidity, Wind
Presentation Poster: View Document
Language(s):English
Date Submitted:2026-03-01
A professional circular logo for the 'Construction Weather Detectives' (Statybos orų detektyvai) research project. The image features a globe with a magnifying glass surrounded by icons of precipitation, temperature, and mobile technology, symbolizing the link between microclimate data and construction planning.
Construction Safety Regulations (STR) are often complex and difficult to navigate, particularly for beginners or international students facing language barriers. This project introduces the Construction Weather Detective, an innovative technological solution that bridges the gap between scientific GLOBE data and practical site safety. By monitoring and "investigating" microclimate conditions at construction sites, this tool simplifies Lithuanian regulations for those with limited experience, including international trainees and students from Ukraine, making safety standards more accessible and actionable. To ensure no "clues" are missed, the interface is available in Lithuanian, English, and Ukrainian. This ensures that war-affected students and EU trainees can work safely and confidently.


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