HeiGIT is participating to this year's Humanitarian Networks and Partnership Weeks with a session on the practical applications of AI in humanitarian work, presented by Dr. Sukanya Randhawa, Lead Machine Learning for Good.
The FOSSGIS conference is the largest conference for open source geoinformation software and OpenStreetMap in the German-speaking world. This year´s edition will take place from 26-29 March 2025 in Münster, Germany. Current research and development topics will be presented and discussed in various formats. HeiGIT is once again contributing with two different sessions.
Climate mitigation and protection against heat have many facets. The exhibition “The Aesthetics of Climate Adaptation” aims to present urban measures for adapting to the consequences of climate change with a focus on Heidelberg's Bahnstadt district.
The Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team's (HOT) Tech Team, HOT's Community Working Group, HeiGIT, and researchers from Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic have organized a webinar.
GIScience team member Steffen Knoblauch was invited by the Hanse-Wirtschaftskolleg to an event of the working group for Intelligent Systems for Vector-Borne Disease.
Visitors to the lecture will be treated to insights from five experts currently pioneering research into one of the greatest threats to Germany’s public health.
