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Working Groups and Committees meetings
The CAETS working groups and committees focus on addressing key global challenges in engineering, technology, and innovation. They are dedicated to specific topics such as sustainable energy, climate change, artificial intelligence, and mobility. They analyze emerging trends, develop recommendations, and foster international collaboration. Additionally, they coordinate strategic initiatives within CAETS, including interdisciplinary research, industry-academia networking, and providing science-based advice to policymakers.
Their mission is to enhance global cooperation among leading engineering academies and contribute to technological advancement and sustainability through evidence-based recommendations.
PUBLIC SYMPOSIUM
From a Distance – Earth Observation for Monitoring, Comprehension, and Change
SESSION 1
Welcome to the Conference – Igniting Innovation from Above and Beyond
The Opening Ceremony will feature distinguished keynote speakers, an introduction to the conference themes, and a celebration of international collaboration in engineering and technological innovation.
Moderator: tbc
SESSION 2
Bridging Perspectives – Earth Observation for Decision-Making, Security, and Resilience
How can Earth observation drive smarter, safer, and more resilient decisions across science, policy, and industry?
This high-level session brings together experts from research, government, and the private sector to explore how satellite technology, remote sensing, and advanced data analytics can help monitor global changes—and strengthen societal resilience in the face of complex risks.
Each speaker will offer a brief impulse statement, outlining their sector’s approach and its contributions to security and resilience:
- Science: How can cutting-edge research improve the accuracy, interpretability, and security of Earth observation data—and contribute to climate, environmental, and disaster resilience?
- Policy: What regulatory and ethical frameworks are needed to ensure secure, responsible, and effective use of Earth observation, particularly in the context of national and cyber security?
- Industry: How can businesses leverage Earth observation for innovation, operational continuity, risk mitigation, and resilience-building—while safeguarding sensitive data against cyber threats?
The session will move into a dynamic and constructive panel discussion, where differing priorities—scientific rigor, political feasibility, economic return, and cyber risk—will be openly debated. Key questions will include:
- How can data security and cyber resilience be embedded into EO infrastructure and operations?
- What cross-sector partnerships can accelerate both innovation and protective measures?
Despite potential tensions, the overarching aim is to find common ground and promote cross-sector collaboration to turn Earth observation insights into secure, actionable change — for a more resilient and informed future.
Moderator: tbc
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