Join us at the LAUNCH of the Deep Digital Cornwall (DDC) Visualisation Suite and Data Hub on Thursday 5th May 2022 at the Sennen Suite, Tremough Innovation Centre, Penryn Campus, TR10 9TA, and the Visualisation Suite in the Deep Digital Cornwall Hub, Camborne School of Mines, Penryn Campus.

There will be an opportunity to schedule a tour for the Deep Digital Cornwall Hub, partake in workshops and network with our beneficiary partners whilst hearing about their exciting projects. Activities will be scheduled throughout the day and lunch will be provided between 12 and 1pm.

The Deep Digital Cornwall team, led by Camborne School of Mines with the Institute of Data Science and Artificial Intelligence and project partners, Cornish Lithium, Cornwall Resources and the South West Centre of Excellence in Satellite Applications, have been busy putting together our Deep Digital Cornwall Visualisation Suite and Data Hub. Driven by powerful Virtalis Geovisionary software the Visualisation Suite hosts a 4.4m by 2.8m screen that offers users the ability to visualise data in 3D.

We are building a brand new ‘Digital Twin’ of the whole of Cornwall – the underground and the surface. It is called ‘Geovision Cornwall’. The DDC team have been compiling open-source datasets related to the surface and the underground, and these can link to your own data to enable your business to model and visualise digital, real-world scenarios and unlock new opportunities in the natural resources sector and beyond!

Deep Digital Cornwall’s leading academics and industry partners have ambitious visions to define the future for the natural and georesources sectors in the UK.

We hope you can join us on 5th May 2022 to learn more about our progress on the Deep Digital Cornwall programme and contribute to the discussion on the future of sustainable georesources in Cornwall and Isles of Scilly.

The Deep Digital Cornwall project is part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund, led by the University of Exeter, in partnership with Cornish Lithium, Cornwall Resources and The South West Centre of Excellence in Satellite Applications.