Peatland Code project developers, landowners, planners, ecologists, conservation/restoration specialists, and anyone involved in assessment of peatlands or habitat monitoring.

Help us co-design a technology that directly supports your work in evaluating complex landscapes and contributes to national biodiversity goals.

Monday, November 10

Eco-Patterns Workshop: AI-Powered Mapping and Monitoring for Peatlands

By Gentian and the University of East London

Join our interactive workshop introducing peatland mapping in Eco-Patterns, an Innovate UK project using AI-driven pattern recognition

Date and time

Location

Online

Agenda

1:00 PM - 1:05 PM

Welcome & Introduction

Gentian

University of East London

1:05 PM - 1:15 PM

Product showcase

A guided demonstration of the AI-based peatland characterisation and condition assessment tool

1:15 PM - 2:00 PM

Interactive Session: Participant discussion on needs, challenges, and feedback

Facilitated breakout rooms for participant discussion on needs, challenges, and feedback on the tool’s relevance and functionality.

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Highlights

1 hour
Online

About this event

Science & Tech • Science

Eco-Patterns is creating innovative tools to help land managers, local authorities, ecologists and developers identify and monitor the condition of peatlands using satellite imagery. This scalable solution aims to map:

extent of peatlands
types of habitats and biodiversity value of peatlands
condition of peatland
drainage channels
peatland restoration features

With a growing number of Peatland Code restoration projects, Eco-Patterns aims to deliver a practical tool for mapping and monitoring, which will reduce the time and cost required for verification surveys.

We’re excited to host an interactive session to gather valuable input from participants. Your insights and discussion will help ensure the tool aligns with stakeholder needs and addresses real-world challenges. We’ll be seeking feedback on its relevance and functionality to guide improvements with the product design.

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Gentian and the University of East London

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