InSAR and EO techniques for infrastructure - CIRIA guidance
If you missed the launch webinar for CIRIA guidance 'InSAR and Earth Observation techniques for infrastructure’ (C805) last year, join this pre-recorded webinar.
Background
Earth Observation (EO) encompasses an extremely broad suite of technologies that have come of age over the past 15 years and are expanding into a new era of cloud processing, very high resolution and near real-time service delivery. Technological improvements have brought spaceborne EO data products to the point where their spatial and temporal resolutions are of immediate relevance and benefit to the infrastructure community. Infrastructure asset stakeholders can now make use of the globally available cost-effective spaceborne solutions to address their need to map, measure and monitor multi-scale, rapidly changing and spatially complex assets of all kinds. To fully capitalise on these EO solutions, their benefits and the necessary steps for their uptake need to be clear and readily understandable to the asset owner, ie access and adoption need to be as easy and practicable as possible.
These guidelines are aimed at improving accessibility to EO technology by providing an understanding of techniques and products, as applied to infrastructure management.
Special offer
All attendees will qualify for a 20% discount off InSAR and Earth Observation techniques for infrastructure (C805) for a limited period. The promotional code will be communicated with the joining instructions pre-event.
Why attend
- Gain insight from the project team as they provide an overview of the guide and its findings
- Learn why the new guidance is essential to the infrastructure asset management industry
- Discover how EO and InSAR can be strategically used to aid the efficient management of infrastructure assets and see a snapshot of industry case studies
- Hear the Q&A session with the authors and speakers
- Earn valuable CPD
Who should attend
- Asset owners, engineers and other stakeholders involved in the life cycle of infrastructure assets, particularly those responsible for planning, design, construction, management, operations and maintenance.
- Senior decision makers from a non-technical background.
- Organisations part of a supply chain providing services to national infrastructure clients.
- Those responsible for Earth Observation and InSAR policies.
When
Wednesday 7 August 2024
11:00 – 12:30
Programme
11:00 Welcome and introduction
Jack Young, Project Manager, CIRIA
11:05 Setting the scene and government perspective
Iain McKenzie, Principal Geotechnical Engineer, Welsh Government
11:15 InSAR collaboration - National Highways, AECOM and Arup
James Codd, Associate Director Ground Engineering, AECOM
11:30 InSAR and Earth Observation techniques for infrastructure
Dr Philippa Mason, Senior Lecturer and Lead Author, Imperial College
London and Dr Núria Devanthéry Arasa, InSAR Technical Manager,
Sixense
12:00 Interactive discussion and Q&A
12:25 Closing remarks
Fees
CIRIA members Free to attend
Non-members Free to attend
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