We are happy to invite you to the event organised on the topic of biodiversity, AI and sustainability.
16h00 – 16h10 – the opening, presentation of the problematics
16h10 – 16h45 – the open table and speakers presenting the problematics
16h45 – 17h15 – open discussions
17h15 – 17h30 – gathering main action points, conclusions
Event will be hybrid, happening onsite (LPI, 0.05) and online.
Our current environmental crisis requires a collective effort for it to be solved [1]. However, to organise these collective efforts there are some major difficulties rooted in finding the right strategy for the contribution and choosing the right problems to solve collectively. One of the key roles of citizen science organisations is to bring together in coordination citizen science contributions in collection or sampled data. Sampling patterns and biases in opportunistic biodiversity data [2] reflect the varied preferences of iNaturalist users.
During the session we discuss:
Improve data interoperability from citizen science platforms.
Identify projects that can be combined to better address biodiversity loss.
Establish best practices for high-quality, ethical, and engaging citizen science, applying FAIR data principles (to make data findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable) and explainable (XAI).
