The Resilience Shift and our strategic partners, Resilience First and the International Coalition for Sustainable Infrastructure (ICSI), were excited to present a number of sessions at the conference, covering a range of topics relevant to resilience in urban infrastructure. Recordings of each session are available to stream now.
We’re launching a new series of videos that will highlight how innovative technology is helping to increase resilience in a wide range of infrastructure projects. The series is produced in partnership with Siemens USA.
Resilience First, in partnership with Intel, have published a whitepaper on ‘Decarbonisation and the role of technology’, outlining how technology and innovation can be harnessed to cut emissions and accelerate the path to net-zero.
Resilience First are running a series of webinars throughout March on the role innovative technologies can play in decarbonisation across a range of different sectors. See the programme and the event report from this week’s event.
Following its launch, we are delighted to support this valuable work by the Coalition for Urban Transitions, that sets out investment priorities for national governments post Covid to boost their economies today and progress toward long-term resilience and prosperity tomorrow.
Dr. Juliet Mian, Technical Director at the Resilience Shift, will be giving a keynote address at the DeSIRE conference on resilience engineering. This year’s theme is on Building Connections for Resilience Engineering Solutions.
In the latest of our series of Resilience Shift round-tables, we’ll be focusing on city scale modelling with this event convened by the Resilience Shift Technical Advisory Group. The Resilience Shift has observed that there is currently a relatively high level of activity around resilience-planning on the West Coast that is advancing discussions and initiatives […]
The ENCORE+ network workshop on AI and infrastructure monitoring was clear that we are immersed in a data revolution and that transformative technology can’t be ignored.
