Description
The convergence of Earth Observation and Artificial Intelligence is fundamentally reshaping our ability to understand and respond to the climate crisis. While satellites provide a massive, global stream of data on environmental change, the critical challenge lies in translating this information into actionable intelligence for decision-makers. This talk explores how the powerful synergy between AI and Geoinformatics is meeting this challenge, moving beyond mere monitoring to deliver practical solutions for climate resilience. We present examples of how AI are unlocking new value from satellite data, enabling the detection of subtle environmental shifts, the prediction of extreme weather impacts, and the precise monitoring of stored water changes. Crucially, we will highlight how these technologies could be operationalized on the ground—powering early-warning systems for disasters and guiding sustainable resource management. Finally, we will address the path forward: how can we ensure these powerful tools are accessible and interoperable to empower policymakers, local communities, and businesses alike. This integration is not just advancing science; it is providing the essential evidence base to build a more resilient and sustainable future.| Period | 12 Mar 2026 |
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| Held at | City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong |
| Degree of Recognition | Local |