severe weather: helping local authorities adopt AI WITH CLARITY AND CONFIDENCE

The third in our AI Mini-Guide Series, sponsored by Colas, focuses on how AI can support local authorities in responding to severe weather more effectively.

Severe Weather: Helping Local Authorities Adopt AI with Clarity and Confidence

Severe Weather: Helping Local Authorities Adopt AI with Clarity and Confidence.

Our third AI Mini-Guide, sponsored by Colas, focuses on how AI can support local authorities in responding to severe weather more effectively. From surface sensors and road weather information systems (RWIS) to intelligent salt spreading and hazard prediction, AI tools offer new possibilities to keep roads safer while reducing cost, waste and environmental impact.

The Guide Highlights:

  • What is severe weather?
  • Why AI in severe weather?
  • How AI is being used today
  • Opportunities and benefits
  • Barriers and challenges

It also features a detailed case study of an AI-powered Smart Winter Management solution that uses machine vision to automatically detect changes in snow coverage from road camera images in real-time. In addition, it presents two real-world examples of how AI is already enhancing outcomes for highway authorities through AI-driven infrastructure modelling and vehicle telematics.

Upcoming Titles in the Series:

  • AI in Road Safety
  • AI in Cyber Security
  • AI in Road Signals
  • AI in Connected Data from Vehicles

Each guide is paired with an educational webinar and is packed with practical insights, real-world case studies, and expert guidance to help professionals adopt AI safely and effectively.

Want to Shape the Future of AI in Highways?

We’re calling for:

  • Local authorities with case studies or trials
  • Suppliers driving AI innovation
  • Sponsors who want to position themselves as industry experts

For more information, contact Susanne Ingham, LCRIG Relationship Director susanne.ingham@lcrig.org.uk.

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