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Episode 4: Tomorrow’s Sustainable Cities, Tuesday, November 10, 2020
Cities are having to deal with sustainability and, in some cases, their very survival. From extreme events to short-term threats to crafting long-term policies for growth and infrastructure, urban areas must rethink ways to ensure resilience. Extreme events are pushing citizens and leaders from one challenge to another on pollution, the environment, natural disasters (floods, heatwaves, hurricanes, wild fires), health concerns around the pandemic and reopening, societal issues on public safety and security.
On Tuesday, November 10, Dassault Systèmes’ Science in the Age of Experience completes the virtual event series with Episode 4: Tomorrow’s Sustainable Cities. The focus is on urban life, innovation and sustainability, and how virtual twin technology through Dassault Systèmes’ 3DEXPERIENCE platform is changing the game for urban decision making and operations.
Episode 4 of Science in the Age of Experience in 2020 will finish our series highlighting scientific innovations in life sciences, sustainable manufacturing and making cities sustainable. Leading scientific minds from around the globe join us virtually online for presentations of their work, LIVE roundtable discussions to conclude each episode, and interactive Q&A sessions.
Each episode is 2 hours, beginning at convenient times to accommodate multiple time zones and facilitate LIVE interaction with our audience. Our goal is to build a global scientific community and help you build a network among your peers.
For this episode, Simon Huffeteau, Vice President Construction, Cities and Territories industry group, Dassault Systèmes will be the host and introduce our expert speakers during the session.
We start the program with Marijana Novak, Data Strategist, Circle Economy, who specializes in developing knowledge and data platforms.
Both the technology and economics of facilities management is growing in importance. Using simulation, virtual twin and Internet of Things (IoT) enables improvements in design and operations of buildings, helping to optimize the capital lifecycle costs of buildings that account for 80% of total building cost.
The next presenters are Jean-Paul Roux, Vice President EuroMed Sales, Dassault Systèmes, and Emmanuel Vanoli, Industry Process Consultant Senior Specialist, Dassault Systèmes, who will show applications of working closely with customers during the pandemic to ensure that their facilities would be safe.
The first application is work done with the Philarmonie de Paris, one of the most prestigious symphonic concert halls in the world, designed acoustically to provide an exceptional listening experience that makes it one of the best venues for music lovers. We looked at the configuration of the concert hall and its aerodynamics to naturally reduce transmission risks for the virus. The second example shows how similar simulation techniques were used to keep patients and staff safe in hospitals by limiting the risks of spreading infections.
Episode 4 will wrap up with an interactive Question & Answer session and roundtable discussion including Simon, Marijana and Emmanuel.
To reserve your spot for Science in the Age of Experience Episode 4: TOMORROW’S SUSTAINABLE CITIES virtual online event, Tuesday, November 10, 2020, register for the event now. We will confirm your spot and send you all the login instructions.
Also, you can watch all the presentations from Science in the Age of Experience by registering now for access. (If you already registered for the event, you can watch it again using your original access link.)
Episode 1: Powering A Better Future With Science – driving innovations, fostering life-changing collaborations and pushing towards a more sustainable future
Episode 2: A New Era To Re-Define Sustainable Life – making possible more personalized patient therapies using virtual twins of humans
Episode 3: Science Takes Manufacturing To New Levels – on the new path to smarter, safer and more efficient production with a focus on circular economy and recycling
We look forward to having you join us online!
Patrick Johnson is Sciences & Corporate Research, Senior Vice-President, Dassault Systèmes. His mission is to define the scientific bases of the company’s solutions, invent new disruptive technologies and animate the global research ecosystem. Patrick will host the Science in the Age of Experience virtual event.