Geo for Earth - Episode 8: What is the role of digital twins in the transition towards a low carbon economy?

<p>As we shift towards more weather-dependent renewable energy sources, the increased frequency of extreme weather events may have a negative impact on UK energy infrastructure. In this episode, we seek to understand the implications of this extreme weather, and explore the role that geospatial data, and in particular digital twins, play in developing a greener, and more resilient energy infrastructure.</p> <p>Guests: <a href='https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucykennedy/'>Lucy Kennedy</a> - Co-founder and CEO, Spottit <a href='https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-hayes-8895433/?originalSubdomain=uk'>Sarah Hayes</a> - Climate Resilience Demonstrator (CReDo) Strategic Engagement Lead, Connected Places Catapult</p> <p>Moderators:  <a href='https://www.suzieimber.co.uk/'>Suzie Imber</a> - Space physicist, University of Leicester <a href='https://www.dallascampbell.co.uk/about-dallas'>Dallas Campbell</a> - Science and technology TV presenter</p> <p><a href='https://ktn-uk.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Geo4Earth_E8.pdf'>Click here for the Episode 8 transcript. </a></p> <p>Useful links:</p> <p>- Each podcast episode builds on a corresponding chapter in our newly launched report, ‘Meeting Net Zero with the Power of Place’. <a href='https://rebrand.ly/mnzktn'>Click here</a> <a href='https://rebrand.ly/mnzktn'>to explore the report and get a more in-depth understanding of topics covered.</a> - Innovate UK KTN’s <a href='https://ktn-uk.org/people/?_sft_sector=geospatial'>Space & Geospatial team</a></p>