Environment, Smart Cities, Territory and Mobility

AI and digital technology can be both lifesaving and destructive to the environment. While data centres and planned obsolescence contribute to climate change, technology can facilitate the transition of cities to smarter and more sustainable mobility solutions.

Co-Heads Researchers

Thierry Badard

Professor, Department of Geomatics and Director of the Centre de recherche en données et intelligence géospatiales (CRDIG)

Université Laval
Shin Koseki

Assistant Professor, Faculty of Planning, Director of the UNESCO Chair in Urban Landscape

Université de Montréal

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Environment, Smart Cities, Territory and Mobility News

Environment, Smart Cities, Territory and Mobility

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Shin Koseki, New Co-head Researcher of the Environment, Smart Cities, Territory and Mobility Research Theme

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Abeona-ENS-OBVIA Chair on AI and Social Justice

Abeona-ENS-OBVIA Chair on AI and Social Justice

COVID-19

Ethics, Governance and Democracy

Education and Empowerment

International Relations, Humanitarian Action and Human Rights

Industry 4-0, Work and Employment

Law, Cyberjustice and Cybersecurity

Arts, Media and Cultural Diversity

Sustainable Health

Shin Koseki, New Co-head Researcher of the Environment, Smart Cities, Territory and Mobility Research Theme

Webconference: Public service in the digital age: from digital conditionality to fraud targeting, reflection on technological vulnerabilities

Webconference: Towards a UN internal regulation on artificial intelligence

Événement public numériQc: participation of 5 OBVIA members researchers

Webconference: Internet Shutdowns and Content Censorship at the Request of Governments – Issues for International Law

Seminar: Quebec-Mexico Dialogue on Responsible AI: Health, culture, environment and social justice

Round Table: Public Policy in the 21st Century: Analysis, Management and Forecasting

Panel: New Frontiers in Education and in Lifelong Learning for the Future of Work

OBVIA awards 7 new scholarships to support the next generation

Report on the basis for social acceptability of tracking applications in times of pandemic released