Space for Improvement: Satellite data-driven solutions to your challenges – our members will share first-hand examples of satellite Earth Observation data in action to address practical challenges facing the public sector, drawing on real-world case studies from working with the NHS, schools, a city council and county council
Space4Climate has been invited to present to an audience of public sector professionals, meeting in Westminster on September 2nd.
The title of our panel is ‘Space for Improvement: Satellite data-driven solutions to your challenges’ and we will be sharing a range of real-world case studies.
Attendees join the event to explore how data, analytics and AI can unlock efficiencies, deliver savings and improve outcomes across local and central government, the NHS and the wider public sector.
Donna Lyndsay, Interim Climate Services Development Manager, will chair our line-up:
Nina Moiseeva, Chief Scientific Officer, Map Impact
Eleanor Thomson, Chief Technology Officer, Gentian
Ehsan Khalefa, Research Fellow, School of Environment and Life Sciences, Portsmouth University.
They will share first-hand examples of satellite Earth Observation data in action to address practical challenges facing the public sector, drawing on real-world case studies from working with the NHS, schools, a city council and county council.
They will discuss:
- How satellite data is being used in the UK by local government / public sector
- Actionable insights into what works and lessons learned
- Useful, trustworthy contacts to follow up with
- Practical sources of data, including open access decision-support platforms
- Information on further opportunities to engage with Space4Climate members.
Tickets for the summit are free to those working in the public sector.
Discover real-world examples of how Space4Climate members are working with public and private sector organisations, using satellite Earth Observation data to address urgent challenges, and the impacts they are making: Space4Climate Portfolio of Case Studies.