Forestry Speed Dating 4th Series: Extreme Wildfire Events

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Forestry Speed Dating 4th Series: Extreme Wildfire Events

October 23 @ 15h00 - 16h00 CEST

Join the Forestry Speed Dating webinar series, organized by the EFI Bioregions Facility and FIRE-RES to foster collaboration and innovation in wildfire risk mitigation. In this session, experts from the FIRE-RES, Firelogue projects, and other solution providers will share cutting-edge strategies for managing wildfire risks and enhancing integrated fire management with a specific focus on Extreme Wildfire Events (EWE). Europe has seen a dramatic increase in this phaenomenon in recent years, with over half a million hectares burned and 20 megatons of CO2 released in the EU alone in 2023. As global temperatures rise and droughts intensify, innovative solutions and sustainable forest management are more crucial than ever.

Date: 23 October 2024, 15:00 CEST
Registration: You can register using this link.
Format: Three innovators will present their solutions to a broad international audience of innovators, stakeholders, and potential end-users

  1. HoZe Solutions: Data-Informed Asset Protection Strategies
    HoZe Solutions offers risk assessment and mitigation services tailored to critical infrastructure, such as power lines, hospitals, and the forestry sector. Through a proprietary dashboard, users can conduct inspections, simulate potential wildfires based on experimental data, and plan effective containment strategies.
    Speaker: Martin Hofmann, HoZe Solutions GmbH
  2. The Mosaico Approach: Building Resilience Against Wildfires
    Mosaico employs agro-silvopastoral practices to manage landscapes and reduce wildfire risks through community engagement and governance. This initiative restores mosaic landscapes and fosters resilience in vulnerable areas like Las Hurdes, Spain.
    Speaker: Fernando Pulido, Mosaico
  3. Trigan: Societal Operating System for Disaster Management
    Trigan is an AI-powered platform that enables communities to address disasters through democratic processes. By leveraging digital twins and sensors, the system allows users to propose and vote on initiatives, allocate resources, and continuously improve disaster response strategies.
    Speaker: Aaron Sarginson, Trigan

The next Forestry Speed Dating sessions will be held monthly until the end of first quarter of 2025, offering speakers a chance to present their solutions to a global audience of like-minded innovators, key stakeholders, and potential end-users. Anyone can join the audience for these events. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with wildfire management experts: if you want to become a pitcher for one of the next events, use this link to express your interest by 30 November 2024.

Venue

Online
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Organiser

EFI Bioregions Facility
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