What Digital Future Exists for the Conservation of Marine Ecosystems?
Oceans
Since 1970, the population of marine species has dropped by 56%. In light of this alarming trend, it has become urgent to deepen our understanding of ocean functioning to ensure better management of these resources.
Essential for meeting the nutritional and health needs of billions of people, marine ecosystems also represent a source of sustainable economic development for many communities and play a key role in climate regulation.
The growing use of data and the application of artificial intelligence in research highlight the opportunities technology offers to understand and protect marine biodiversity.
What Digital Future Exists for the Conservation of Marine Ecosystems?
This roundtable will explore how the convergence of data science, AI, and marine ecology opens new horizons for monitoring and restoring the oceans. The discussion aims to propose sustainable collaboration strategies and solutions to build a world where technology goes hand in hand with protecting life.
Source: Afd
