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Ecosystems for the Future: Harnessing space technology for sustainable land
Seminar (Online) by Satellite Applications Catapult · Free · Past
This event, hosted by the Satellite Applications Catapult in partnership with Devex, will look at the opportunities for using geospatial technology and data in supporting evidence-based decision making for sustainable land use. It will also explore the role of businesses more broadly and their role in advancing nature-centred approaches – including their role in protecting, restoration, and managing the natural ecosystems they work in. Tags
Solving Social Challenges in Mining Using Space Tech – Spark Session
Seminar (Online) by Satellite Applications Catapult · Free · Past
The UK Space Agency has funded the Satellite Applications Catapult to conduct a series of Spark Sessions across the UK to explore how space technology can add value across a range of sectors and challenge areas. These sessions explore high value opportunities sourced directly from the sector communities, and engage those communities, along with satellite technology experts, to prioritise and develop these into areas for future collaborative technology development. This session is focused on the Social Challenges of Mining, and we invite you, as the expert community, to join the discussion surrounding two broad themes: - Illegal, unregulated and artisanal mining - Community engagement and trust Participants will have the opportunity to join the conversation and shed light on the reality of these challenges in sessions facilitated by our extractives industries and user centred design teams.
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