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WEBINAR | From Data to Decarbonisation: Confronting the Challenges for Road & Rail. Organised by the National Hub for Decarbonised, Adaptable, Resilient Transport Infrastructures.

WEBINAR | From Data to Decarbonisation: Confronting the Challenges for Road & Rail. Organised by the National Hub for Decarbonised, Adaptable, Resilient Transport Infrastructures.

Live and free-to-attend. Monday 4th March 2024 at 11:30 – 12:30 GMT.

REGISTER FOR THIS WEBINAR HERE.

Synopsis:

“Data is the new oil”, but our reliance on a carbon-based transport system must be quashed. Climate change already poses significant threats to the entire of the UK’s transport infrastructure: from our cyber and physical infrastructure, vehicles, and supply chains, to the health and livelihoods of communities. To achieve a climate-resilient and decarbonised road and rail system, we must harness the power of data to inform decision-making and planning, better understand risks and vulnerabilities, and guide us towards a net zero future. But how exactly do we do that? This webinar is hosted by the National Hub for Decarbonised, Adaptable, Resilient Transport Infrastructures (DARe) – a programme sponsored by the Dept. for Transport and UKRI.

Speakers:

(Session Chair) Prof Phil Blythe, Professor Intelligent Transport Systems, Newcastle University.

Alistair Ford, Senior Lecturer in Geospatial Data Analytics and School X Climate Fellow, Newcastle University.

Dan Clarke, Head of Innovation and Technology, Greater Cambridge Partnership.

Hayley Fowler, Professor of Climate Change Impacts and Director of the Centre for Climate and Environmental Resilience, Newcastle University.

Keith Bowers, Engineering Director with COWI (UK), and Project Director for Tunnels on the Lower Thames Crossing.

Tobyn Hughes, Managing Director, Transport North East.

*Decarbonising Transport Week (4-8 March) 2024 is the UK’s official national awareness week and the biggest transport conference. See the full online conference agenda and book your places.