How is the availability and use of data transforming different industries? The webinar takes a closer look at several sectors known for high regulatory hurdles and sometimes conservative mindsets, among them Aviation and Construction.
We will explore the challenging properties of data; heterogeneity, accessibility, availability etc in general as well as hear about concrete examples of data-driven innovation and shifting attitudes towards our increasingly data-driven environment.
The event will be run as Zoom Meetings, with Q&A and breakout rooms, without recording. Attendance is free.
Please register your interest on Zoom; this will help us with running the virtual event.
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The Meetings are planned as a way to help you connect with other people who share your same interest in the digital world, so just bring a glass of any drink you like and enjoy an informative as well as refreshing digital happy hour (with an optional further networking extension).
This webinar is delivered by Trust and Technology Initiative at The University of Cambridge, and supported by:
SPEAKERS’ PROFILES
JONATHAN SMITH
Jonathan started his professional life as an air traffic controller, going on to hold several senior positions with the National Air Traffic Service (NATS) and the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), most recently with an Airspace Modernisation remit. He is currently Director UK/EU Regulatory Affairs at uAvionix. The company specialises in hardware, software, and cloud services for General Aviation and unmanned aircraft systems, designing transceivers, transponders, remote identification transmitters, and GPS receivers.
Dr DIDEM GURDUR BROO
Didem is a computer scientist who holds a Ph.D. degree in mechatronics. Currently, she is a research associate at the University of Cambridge, working on data-centric cyber-physical systems for smart infrastructures, in collaboration with Centre for Smart Infrastructure and Construction, and Laing O'Rourke Centre for Construction Engineering and Technology, funded by the Centre for Digital Built Britain. She is interested in transdisciplinary approaches, systems thinking, design thinking and future thinking to deal with the rapidly changing world.
