A full-day event to inspire, ignite and innovate work in AI for the environment. Save the date: Wed. October 1st, 2025!
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AI + Environment Summit Zurich
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After engaging presentations from Michael Anthony, S. Karthik Mukkavilli and @milliechapman.bsky.social, we are now discussing the pipeline from AI to Impact, moderated by Sarah Tariq. Take home message: the fairness and trustworthiness of models are key for supporting society as a whole.
Earth Observation (EO) data is a cornerstone for addressing spatially large challenges, but its potential is only fully realized when availability and accessibility are broadly known and used. Dr. Braakhekke will introduce the mission of the Swiss National Point of Contact for Satellite Data.
🌍 Meet another speaker in our AI for Earth Observation session at the AI + Environment Summit 2025.
We are glad to share that Dr. Jochem Braakhekke will join with a talk on:
“Earth Observation data availability and accessibility”
His research interests include remote sensing of the cryosphere, forests, and greenhouse gases, and he aims to foster the use of EO-data by the general public.
➡️ Spots are limited. Register now: champ.ly/hIHKntne
🗓️ October 1st, 2025 at Innovation Park Zurich
Dr. Jochem Braakhekke is an academic associate in the Earth Observation Application and Services group at the Remote Sensing Laboratories, University of ZĂĽrich, and a scientific consultant with the National Point of Contact for Satellite Data (NPOC).
This year’s edition of the AI + Environment Summit has started!
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Our second keynote speaker, Devis Tuia, expanded on the topic of species modeling, touching upon scales and modalities. To know more about handling of partially available data and model flexibility, check out his talk!
Our first keynote speaker, @sarameghanbeery.bsky.social, gave us great insights into species occupancy modeling. Take-aways: interpretability is key, and extrapolation is still a challenge! Check out the livestream to learn more about her team’s exciting latest advancements in the field.
