The Call for Papers for this Conference is open until 02 May 2025.
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Summary
We are seeking proposals for presentations for our 2025 online Summer Conference. The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) presents unprecedented opportunities to transform ecological practice and environmental management in the UK. As technologies continue to mature, we invite practitioners, researchers, and developers to share their insights at our upcoming conference. This event aims to bridge the gap between technological innovation and practical application, fostering dialogue on how AI can enhance our collective capacity to address urgent environmental challenges while ensuring responsible implementation.
Description
Our summer conference will explore the benefits of AI in ecological practice and how risks can be effectively managed and controlled. Presenters will shine a spotlight on current applications of AI, describe how the adoption of AI tools has supported improved professional practice, contributed to increased capacity and secured better outcomes for clients, nature and society.
Call for Papers
The Call for Papers for this Conference is now open. Please note that the call for papers has been written with help from Claude.ai
We encourage the submission of abstracts that:
- Showcase applications of AI in ecological data collection, analysis, and visualisation
- Critically assess the performance of AI tools for habitat assessment and species monitoring
- Contrast AI with traditional ecological methods, highlighting cost-benefit advantages and synergistic potential
- Address challenges in data privacy, accessibility, and ethical use of AI in ecological contexts
- Demonstrate AI's potential for invasive species identification, spread prediction, and control
- Present case studies where AI adoption has improved ecological practice and outcomes
- Describe how AI tools can be applied effectively to support evidence-based decision making for better outcomes for clients, nature and society
- Explain how individuals and organisations can best prepare for coming AI advances in a period of rapid technological and ecological change
Submission details:
Presentations will be 20 minutes in duration with five minutes for questions.
Abstracts should be no more than 300 words and include a clear title, description of the proposed presentation and relevance to the above conference themes.
Please submit your response to our Call for Papers by 2nd May using this form.
If you have any further queries, then please contact training@cieem.net
Join us in shaping the future of ecological practice in an age of intelligent systems.
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