Sustainable Polar Science For A Changing Climate | Lecture

Sustainable Polar Science For A Changing Climate | Lecture

Discussing the importance of ongoing research in the polar regions and the emerging technologies we can use to monitor environmental changes

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The Lit & Phil

23 Westgate Road Newcastle NE1 1SE United Kingdom

About this event

    Thursday 30th October | 6pm

    Lecture in association with Centre for Polar Observation and Modelling

    Department of Geography and Environment

    Northumbria University

    Sustainable Polar Science For A Changing Climate, with Professor Andrew Shepherd and Dr Sammie Buzzard

    Changes impacting our polar regions are at the heart of the climate and ecological emergencies. Meanwhile, environmental science is responsible for almost half of the UK's science carbon footprint. In this event we will discuss the importance of ongoing research in the polar regions, and emerging technologies we can use to monitor and predict environmental change, while ensuring the science remains sustainable (including digital twins, satellite observations, AI, and autonomous sensing).

    Images Credit: Professor Andrew Shepherd

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    Images Credit: Professor Andrew Shepherd

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    The Lit & Phil is a beautiful independent library and educational charity, opened in 1825. Free to visit and browse, the library is a great space for research, study and relaxation.

    Situated a few minutes from Central Station, the library hosts an exciting and diverse range of events including lectures, concerts, book launches, poetry and theatre.

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