Matching proven space solutions to urgent resilience and security challenges. Open to decision-makers, sustainability leaders and those tasked with building resilience into services, organisations and products
September 30th 11.45am-4.30pm | County Hall, London
Extreme weather, environmental risks and growing resilience challenges are creating urgent demands for better data, smarter decisions and practical solutions.
Join this interactive, outcomes-focused workshop to discover how satellite Earth Observation and other space-enabled technologies are already helping organisations improve resilience, strengthen environmental security and respond to real-world challenges across the UK. Explore how they can be used to address the challenges facing your teams.
Or, if you have ready-to-go, reliable solutions, and want to know how they can be improved using satellite Earth Observation data, join to meet UK experts providing the science to underpin innovation.
You will meet Space4Climate members from across industry, policy and academia to hear about current and emerging technology, tools and platforms that address real-world challenges of UK resilience and environmental security across all sectors.
After a networking lunch, the programme will feature an introductory expert panel of presentations: ‘The role of data from space in resilience solutions today and in the future’.
It will be followed by breakouts deep diving into real-world challenges / problem statements posed by potential end users who want to know whether space-based data applications can offer solutions.
The problem statements:
- SPACE DATA FOR CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
- SPACE DATA FOR FORESTRY
- SPACE DATA FOR RESILIENCE PLANNING FOR ESTATES
- SPACE DATA FOR NATURE RESILIENCE
- SPACE DATA FOR PARAMETRIC INSURANCE
Thanks to our sponsors – Satellite Applications Catapult, Planet and Sustainable Ventures – we are able to offer this valuable opportunity as a free event.
We are grateful to our co-organisers UK Space Agency and National Centre for Earth Observation.
(Please note this event has been re-scheduled from June 25 and priority places are initially open to those who previously registered, and will be opened to a wider audience in due course, capacity allowing. To express interest in attending, please email Space4Climate@reading.ac.uk)
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