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Big Data & Resilience: Linkages and Implications for Resilience Measurement
When and where
Date and time
Tuesday, November 28, 2017 · 6:30 - 7:30am PST
Location
Online
Description
What are the links between Big Data and Resilience? What are the implications for resilience measurement practitioners?
Sustainable land management and climate resilience require innovative approaches to data
management and analysis that allow users to draw connections across disciplines and scales.The
widespread adoption of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) has been accompanied by
a rapid emergence of Big Data, distributed computing, and machine learning which will enable new ways
of analysing, visualizing and learning about resilience. Examining Big Data with a ‘resilience lens’ could
help practitioners understand opportunities to enhance resilience programming.
This webinar will examine the key challenges and opportunities emerging at the intersection of Big Data and resilience measurement, including the experience of Conservation International’s Resilience Atlas—an analytical
tool designed to allow decision makers to prioritize adaptation and sustainable development interventions and investments based on data and scientific evidence from the entire socio-environmental system. (http://www.resilienceatlas.org). The webinar will also offer participants an opportunity to engage in a new collaborative initiative at the intersection of Big Data and resilience.
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About the organizer
The RMEL CoP webinar series provides an online forum for sharing lessons and experiences that
are emerging in the field of resilience measurement around the world. Each webinar addresses
a specific technical topic related to resilience measurement through presentations of initiatives, experiences, relevant research and guidance, while prioritizing opportunities for discussion by participants.
Stay tuned for details on upcoming webinars in our series via our newsletter and mailings. If you would like more information, send us an email at info@measuringresilience.org or visit www.measuringresilience.org.