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AI Day @INGV
Conference Hall, INGV headquarters in Rome
An event to bring together INGV’s offices and sections to explore Artificial Intelligence
Participants at AI@INGV Day will first and foremost find a concrete opportunity to connect with colleagues and groups already working on Artificial Intelligence within the Institute.
This will be a valuable moment to meet, share experiences, ideas, tools, and real-world use cases, with the goal of building an initial overview of existing expertise and ongoing projects.
They will also have the chance to engage with external experts to understand how other research institutions and organizations are approaching AI, what the main strategic directions are at the national level (such as INFN or ICSC) and international level (JRC), and what new opportunities for collaboration and funding are emerging.
In the afternoon, the focus will shift to the future with a panel session that will open a discussion on how to shape a structured initiative on AI at INGV.
Speakers & Panelists
Fabio Florindo
INGV President
Daniele Bailo
Computer Scientist in AI & Data Systems – EPOS ERIC IT Officer
Paul Cleverly
Information Scientist focused on AI and Semantic Technologies in Geosciences
Paola Materia
Head of the Project Management Support Center
Massimo Crescimbene
Seismic and tsunami risk perception scientist
Stefano Cacciaguerra
Coordinator of the IT Services Center
Claudia Corradino
AI Earth Observation Data Scientist
Emanuele Casarotti
Coordinator of the Computational Geosciences Center
Licia Faenza
Seismologist specialised in real-time and statistical seismology
Lucilla Alfonsi
Member of INGV Scientific Board
The Venue
Sala Conferenze INGV
Via di Vigna Murata 605, Roma
The INGV headquarters in Rome perfectly embodies the spirit of the AI@INGV event: a place where diverse areas of expertise come together to envision how Artificial Intelligence can enhance scientific research, improve monitoring systems, and strengthen INGV’s role within the national and international scientific community.
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Abstract Submission closed
Deadline: 23rd June 2025 (extended)
We welcome contributions in the form of short talks, posters, or demos on the wide topic of Artificial Intelligence.
Please note that there is no need to present new or groundbreaking results: the goal of the event is to share ongoing activities, tools, and use cases involving AI across INGV. Whether your work is at an early stage or already operational, this is an opportunity to make it visible and connect with others working in the field.
The deadline for submitting your contribution is extended to 23rd June 2025.
Submissions will be reviewed by the organizing committee, which will assign the presentation format based on the number of proposals received.
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