Fang Chen Keywords Fang Chen University of Technology Sydney AI water artificial intelligence Australia Read more about Fang Chen Distinguished Professor Chen is a thought leader in AI and data science. She has created many world-class AI innovations while working in Intel, Motorola, NICTA, CSIRO and now UTS, and helped governments and industries utilising data and significantly increasing productivity, safety and customer satisfaction. She won “Oscar Prize” in Australian science – Australian Museum Eureka Prize 2018 for Excellence in Data Science.
AASCTF Digital Solutions Brief: Intelligent Water Systems Using AI and IOT Read more about AASCTF Digital Solutions Brief: Intelligent Water Systems Using AI and IOT This 2-page document sets out opportunities, benefits and prerequisites for pursuing intelligent water management systems using AI and IOT, with use cases of successful city- wide application of such technologies from Singapore and Australia.
ASEAN Australia Smart Cities Webinar Series Part 4: Intelligent Water Management Systems Using IOT and AI Read more about ASEAN Australia Smart Cities Webinar Series Part 4: Intelligent Water Management Systems Using IOT and AI
AASCTF Digital Solutions Brief: Big Data for COVID-19 Tracking Read more about AASCTF Digital Solutions Brief: Big Data for COVID-19 Tracking This 2-page document discusses how digital solutions such as big data analytics have proven to be critical tools in analyzing spread patterns of COVID-19 in cities, with specific use cases in Indonesia and Australia.
ASEAN Australia Smart Cities Webinar Series Part 1: Tracking the Spread of COVID-19 through Digital Solutions Read more about ASEAN Australia Smart Cities Webinar Series Part 1: Tracking the Spread of COVID-19 through Digital Solutions The COVID-19 crisis presents a pressing opportunity to rethink public health, infrastructure provision, and social protection systems. With an eye toward the future, we must find ways to make our cities more resilient without compromising the interdependence that holds our society — including the urban poor — together.
Getting GovTech Ready for Artificial Intelligence Read more about Getting GovTech Ready for Artificial Intelligence When and how should GovTech adopt artificial intelligence? What enabling environment needs to be in place? Download this presentation to learn more.
Michael Foley Keywords coastal engineer project manager principle investigator artificial intelligence nanotechnology Read more about Michael Foley Michael Foley is a coastal engineer and principle investigator and project manager for the Resilient and Sustainable Engineering (RiSE) team at Oceanit, a private company dedicated to solving problems in fields ranging from artificial intelligence to nanotechnology. Mike has worked on a diverse range of projects including beach restoration, shoreline erosion protection, and repair of historic coastal structures. His practice aims to develop holistic systems-based solutions to responsibly manage the hazards of climate change on island communities.
Sustainable City with Mobike (EN and CN) Read more about Sustainable City with Mobike (EN and CN) This presentation discussed how Mobike, a Beijing-based provider of station-less bicycle sharing systems contributes in the creation of sustainable cities.
Education Technology to Drive Learning and Skills Development: Implications for ADB Read more about Education Technology to Drive Learning and Skills Development: Implications for ADB The two main problems in education are learning crisis and changing nature of jobs. This presentation shares ways on how technology can help learners and workers solve these challenges.