Research & Innovation Showcase: AI Advances and Earth Observation
Join us at Newcastle University’s Research & Innovation Showcase as we share the future of Earth Observation (EO) underpinned by advances in AI.
Newcastle University are at the forefront of exploring the impact of space data and technology on our planet, working alongside business & industry partners such as CyberNorth, Universities, and within Space North East England.
We are at the forefront of remote sensing research, specialising in multi-scale sensing technologies and analysis techniques to monitor and protect natural capital. Our expertise spans ground-based sensors, Internet of Things (IoT) networks, drones, airborne sensors, and satellite observations.
Through innovative projects and collaborations, we address critical environmental challenges and drive the adoption of new technologies to safeguard our natural assets.
Major Newcastle University projects include:
- multi-scale sensing for natural capital monitoring
- monitoring natural assets with satellite application capabilities
- use of satellite data for social science and health research
- satellite technology to monitor algal blooms
- fast and accurate landslide detection for disaster response
- using EO to monitor and protect heritage
Key Highlights:
Expert Talks: Hear from leading experts, researchers, and practitioners as they explore cutting-edge technologies, innovative real-world applications, and discuss the role of recent advances in AI for Earth Observation in delivering positive societal impact.
Panel Discussions: Engage in thought-provoking discussions with industry leaders about the impact of effective Earth Observation in various sectors.
Poster sessions: Explore our latest research through interactive poster sessions and connect with academic experts to discuss potential collaborations.
Networking: Connect with peers, industry professionals, researchers, and enthusiasts in the field.
Who Should Attend:
- Earth Observation, Space, Data scientists and AI researchers
- Industry professionals and practitioners
- Students and academics
- Anyone curious about the future of technology