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The final management meeting of the LAPASSION project was held last week in Salamanca, Spain from September 20 to 24. The meeting enabled the representatives of the different partners to present the solutions adopted for the implementation of the students' projects in times of pandemic.
The Surveying & MARiTime internet of thingS EducAtion (SMARTSEA) project is moving forward with the selection of the students who will participate in the first ever programme of this type. This course will equip them with the skills and knowledge they need to work in the growing Smart Maritime & Surveying industry.
Collaboration between both entities to carry out an R&D project executable in the Cloud Services Platform: "Deep Learning on heterogeneous Smart Data sources in real time for the sustainability of mobility in the last mile (DEEPSMARTMILE)"
Digital Innovation Hubs (DIHs) are part of the European Union's digitalization strategy and their main objective is to help companies to respond dynamically to digital challenges and become more competitive.
Business digitalization is one of the European Union's main objectives. It has therefore designed a number of action plans to accelerate the digital transformation of companies, with the aim of increasing productivity, improving processes and sustainability.
The Technological University of Panama (UTP) has presented the Epidempredict platform, a project that aims to predict the evolution of COVID-19 in Panama through the use of Artificial Intelligence. The project is a result of the international collaboration between the Research Group on Emerging Computational Technologies (GITCE) of the UTP with the AIR Institute and the BISITE Research Group of the University of Salamanca.
IFEMA Madrid hosts the National Environmental Congress (Conama) 2020 this week. It is the most important environmental event in Spain which addresses issues related to climate change and sustainable development.
LIFE Vía de la Plata is a pilot project chosen by the European Commission in its 2020 call of the climate change programme that aims to create a new green infrastructure route along the 6.9 kilometres of the old Roman road in the municipality of Salamanca.
The Surveying & MARiTime internet of thingS EducAtion (SMARTSEA) project aims to develop a certified, interactive and advanced master's degree related to maritime IoT and surveying applications. The master will empower learners with the necessary skills and knowledge to work in the growing Smart Maritime & Surveying industry.
Together with the Italian company Primo Principio, the BISITE research group is participating in WiForAgri 2021, a European project funded by the TETRAMAX consortium, an innovation action within the European H2020 framework. It is based on the creation of a low-power and low-cost IoT module based on Edge Computing technologies for use in smart agriculture scenarios.