Using AI to Identify Roadside Invasive Species
CEEDS researchers have secured funding from Innovate UK for a 10-month pilot project that will test the use of AI to identify invasive species, such as Japanese Knotweed. Partnering with Keen AI, a…
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CEEDS Seminar Series off to a flying start
What a fantastic way to start our CEEDS Seminar Series; with over 80 participants joining us on Zoom for our first event. The topic of the first seminar was 'Visions of a Data Driven Environmental…
Changepoints for a Changing Planet: A new UKRI grant success for CEEDS
Members of CEEDS have been awarded a £240,000 feasibility study from UKRI under the SPF Constructing a Digital Environment Programme to look at enhancing virtual labs with data science methods,…
CEEDS Seminar Series Launched
We are pleased to announce the launch of the new Centre of Excellence in Environmental Data Science (CEEDS) seminar series! This seminar series aims to enable staff across Lancaster University and…
Six-fold increase in polar ice losses since the 1990’s
Greenland and Antarctica are losing ice six times faster than in the 1990’s, a CEEDS co-authored study has shown. The study, the second of two companion articles published in the journal Nature,…
Statistics for the Natural Environment Workshop, Lancaster University
On 27th February 2020 Lancaster University ran a Statistics for the Natural Environment workshop sponsored by the Royal Statistical Society, in conjunction with CEEDS and the Data Science of the…