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Hear how researchers are using AI across diverse environmental systems, datasets and scientific questions.
AI for Earth & Environmental Science
Researchers from across Aotearoa will share how they are applying artificial intelligence to understand, observe, and predict our environment.
About the workshop
Research from the atmosphere to the seafloor
This workshop brings together researchers applying AI across Earth and environmental science. Speakers will present work spanning climate, weather, natural hazards, environmental mapping and remote sensing. The day is aimed at those with competency in AI techniques to enable technical discussions.
- Climate
- Weather & data assimilation
- Remote sensing
- Seafloor sediment mapping
- Earthquakes & seismology
- Volcanology
- Landslides
- Tsunamis
Compare technical approaches
Explore the adaptations required for physical constraints, spatiotemporal data, uncertainty and rare events.
Build connections
Meet people working on related problems across disciplines and identify opportunities for shared methods and collaboration.
Speakers from
- Te Herenga Waka—VUW
- Earth Sciences New Zealand
- Antarctic Research Centre
- Department of Conservation
- Bioeconomy Science Institute
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Join the conversation
The workshop is intended for researchers and practitioners working in AI, Earth science, environmental science and related fields. Attendance is in person and catering is provided.