[Plsfaculty] FW: Data-Enabled Agriculture Resilience | Strategic Plan In Action

Tue Apr 11 12:15:03 MST 2023

Hi all:

Here’s an announcement of a meeting that you may be interested in attending!

David

From: Institute for Computation and Data-Enabled Insight <ICDI at comms.arizona.edu>
Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2023 10:52 AM
To: galbraith at arizona.edu
Subject: Data-Enabled Agriculture Resilience | Strategic Plan In Action

Attend Panel/Q&A on April 21

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Data-Enabled Agriculture Resilience
Friday, April 21

2 - 4 p.m.

Main Library, Learning Studios

Tucson, Arizona

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In the face of disruptive environmental and economic change, data and artificial intelligence may offer the best hope for resilience in agriculture, farming, ranching, and water use amid a drying climate.

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Meet and mingle with attendees & panelists from 4 - 5 p.m. Light refreshments will be served.

Our panelists are:

  *   George Frisvold, Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics
  *   Duke Pauli and Eric Lyons, School of Plant Sciences
  *   Stephanie Carroll, Collaboratory for Indigenous Data Governance & Zuckerman College of Public Health
  *   Nirav Merchant and Maliaca Oxnam, Data Science Institute
  *   Tyson Swetnam, Geoinformatics, BIO5 Institute
  *   Channah Rock, Cooperative Extension, Maricopa Agricultural Center
ICDI thanks the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and Arizona Institute for Resilience for their collaboration in coordinating this event.
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