Severe weather events are becoming more frequent and intense, posing significant challenges to communities, road networks, and critical infrastructure. How can artificial intelligence help us better prepare, respond, and build resilience?
Join us for this LCRIG-led webinar, where we will explore how AI could transform the way we monitor, predict, and respond to these hazards.
This session is hosted in collaboration with our partners Colas, sponsor of the upcoming edition of our AI Mini-Guide, focused on AI for severe weather.
Time: 11AM
Date: Tuesday, 4th November
Location: Teams Webinar
Agenda
- Introduction and key insights from our AI Mini-Guide
- Smart Winter Management ? case study presentation
- Panel discussion
- Open Q&A Session
Key Topics
Our panel of experts will discuss:
• The opportunities and benefits for AI in severe weather
• Challenges to adoption
• Where AI is already being adopted in:
o Automated detection and alert systems.
o Predictive models for road safety, and flood risk.
Attendees will gain valuable insights into how data can be transformed into actionable decisions, helping local authorities and suppliers prepare for and respond to severe weather more effectively.
Meet the Speakers
- Carol Valentine – Highways Drainage Manager at Kent County Council
- Jon Munslow – UKRLG Adaptation, Biodiversity and Climate Resilience Board Member
- Chair – Paul Hutton, Owner of Highways News
Don’t Miss Out
Be part of the conversation shaping the future of AI in road infrastructure resilience.