Programme
Wednesday Nov 25
9.30- 10.30 Entering of a new era of opportunity and challenges
Introduction
Maja Brisvall, Quantified Planet
Rebecca Oliver, Future Earth
Joachim Beijmo, Sida
Communicating the Global Goals – Number 3, 11 and 13
Jakob Trollbäck, Trollbäck & Co.
Goal #13 Climate Action: Why do we need new data?
Owen Gaffney, Future Earth
Goal #3 Health: Which are the priorities we need to make in Health?
Magnus Magnusson, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
10.30- 11:00 Coffee, Tea & Fruit
11:00- 12:30 Data collection and sensor infrastructure
Earth observations from space
Cat Downey, Liason Officers, European Space Agency
Space and sensordata – Global Fishing Watch
David Shearer, Chairman, Skytruth
How can machine learning help the planet?
Damian Borth, Head of Madm, German Institute for Artificial Intelligence
Farmers using weather data
Liisa Petrovska, CEO, Ignitia
Managing nature with sensors in Kenya
Fredrik Gustafsson, Professor Sensor Systems, Linköping
Comments by:
Nina Wormbs, Lab for Humanities
12:30-13:30 Lunch at Dome of Visions
13:45 -15.30 Cities – how do we engage citizens in the Global Goals
Goal #11 Urban - Healthy cities
How do we create resilient regenerative cities?
Thomas Elmqvist, Professor, Urban Systems, Stockholm Resilience Centre
Data for Kampala, how do we collect and share it?
John Quinn, Data Scientist, Global Pulse Lab Kampala
How do we build new data collection infrastructures in cities?
Johan Falk, Intel
Comments by:
Per Mosseby, CIO, SKL
15:30- 17:30 Workshop on Global Goals Lab
A. The Global Goals toolbox for building national/global campaigns
B. Turning smart city initiatives to sensors testbeds for Global Goals
C. The sensor handbook – beyond digitization, what data can we collect and how do we create the narrative?
D. Collecting and visualising data
E. The Ating –the engaged citizens journey for data
17:30-18:30 Drinks, concluding comments and mingle
by Joachim Beijmo, Sida at Open Café
18:30-20:00 Dinner at Open Café
19.00 Evening lecture
by David Shearer, Skytruth
Thursday Nov 26
9.30 - 10.30 Workshop
Goal #13 Climate Action- On Planetary boundaries and the anthropocene
by Will Steffen, Executive Director of the Climate Change Institute at the Australian National University (ANU) in Canberra. He is also science adviser to the Department of Climate Change, Australian Government
10:30 Fika
10:40-12:30 Continue workshop
12:30- 13:30 Lunch
13:30 - 14.30 Which data tools do we need and will have most impact?
Tech & Design Toolbox
Torkel Ödegaard, Grafana – Visualisation tools
Learnings from Kampala
John Quinn, Data Scientist, Pulse Lab, Kampala
14:30 - 15:00 The Global Goals Lab
The next step for the Global Goals Lab
Practicalities
Location: School of Architecture, Royal Institute of Technology, Oscars backe 5, Stockholm. Here is a map
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