Topic:
Semantic Explorer, or Semex, is a powerful text analytics tool that works with structured and unstructured data sources to provide insights to policy makers, researchers, foresight practitioners and others who need to make informed decisions while working with large amounts of information under time constraints. A typical foresight workshop, for example, requires a lot of research to prepare briefing notes, background papers, and lists of different kinds e.g. curated reading lists (CRL) with references. In PoliRural, Semex was used to improve the quality of this preparatory work and the productivity of those responsible for its execution. For example, Semex users can find out what the article, оr a CRL, is about by looking at the system-generated summary, geo-location, keyword frequencies, and sentiment scores associated with different paragraphs and topics – all without having to read the whole thing end to end. This workshop will explain how Semex was built, how it works, as well as its current and future potential based on the experience of some PoliRural pilot regions. The event will feature an interactive session to allow participants to ask questions and/or respond to any of the points mentioned in the presentations.

Time:
Jun 22, 2022 11:00 AM in Brussels
Registration:
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Dwu7Lf76S3-7uJnLvoU65w

Speakers

Denis Kolokol Data Scientist and Developer @KAJO Denis Kolokol graduated in 2000 from Zaporizhzhya Technical State University (Ukraine), with a MS degree in Computer Science and Management Systems, and since then has been busy developing systems of all scales in many international teams. His roles varied from tech designer and software / database engineer to data scientist and researcher. For the last several years he has been mainly focused on the development of intelligent web-services and APIs with streaming data from social resources, natural text processing and big data analysis. Prefers to work on the projects with “open data” philosophy or related to science and/or education. Particularly interested in ML applications to text processing, as well as and computer vision, statistics, and physics. His area of expertise includes languages and frameworks such as Python, SuperCollider, Django, RESTful API, Elasticsearch, Mongodb, PostgreSQL, Docker, etc.

Tuula Löytty CEO @Smart & Lean Hub Tuula has contributed to Häme (FI) region’s research, development and innovation actions for 18 years. The interventions have been addressed to value chain improvements through case studies, experiments, and capacity building. The typical target field has been the manufacturing industry and working adults.

After more than two months of hacking, the Agrihub INSPIRE Hackathon 2022 was terminated by a final presentation of results & awards ceremony. The jury members

• Emilija Oreščanin (BioSense Institute)
• Bente Lilja Bye (BLB)
• Sjaak Wolfert (Wageningen Economic Research)
• Jesus Maria Estrada Villegas (Tragsa)
• John O’Flaherty (MAC)
• Janek Wágner (The Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs)
  

announced the following winners for the hackathon:

• 1st place – Challenge #9  A new social space for geographic information sharing and education – this is a new kind of portal primarily for geographic data that allows easy participation of citizens, students and others and supports easy content creation. In doing so, it builds on the principles of INSPIRE and GEO.
• 2nd place – Challenge #11 Automating the calculation of management zones based on yield potential – this is a method that will make it easier to prepare basemaps for farmers based on analysis of historical imagery
• 3rd place – Challenge #13 Agro Environmental Services – Uptake of Copernicus and INSPIRE to support agri – food and environmental opportunities

Congratulations to all the winning teams and many thanks for excellent work to all participants! See you in next INSPIRE Hackathon!

All webinars: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtlv9mpEnDeEmLuHpeeBb1A/search?query=Agrihub%20INSPIRE%20Hackathon%202022

On Thursday, April 28, we co-organized a seminar in the Úhlava, o.p.s.

Its aim was to present pilot applications in the field of satellite and sensor data not only from the Pilsen region. Thank you to all the speakers and guests present for participating!
Other co-organizers of the event were: Úhlava, o.p.s., EUROPE DIRECT KLATOVY, Plan4All, z. s., WirelessInfo, Lesprojekt-služby, Czech Open Solutions Center spol. s r.o., Západočeská univerzita v Plzni and Šumavaprodukt s. r. o.
Below the photos from the event you will find individual presentations and the program of the event ( 20220428_DIH World-konf Final )

The seminar was held with the financial support of the DIH-World project funded under the European program H2020, grant agreement No. 952176

relevant links:
https://www.europedirect.cz/aktuality/detail/9772 

Utilization of Sensors in Agriculture Webinar – 3/5/2022 Sensors are one of important data producers that are used in many domains, including agriculture. Sensors can be utilized to monitor status of fields, buildings, livestock, machinery, delivery products and many many others use cases.