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Information, big data and autonomy
Ubiquitous sensing and processing - in the future, sensors will become smaller and cheaper leading to their wide availability both in civilian applications and in defence. They will also be available to our adversaries. How they are deployed and how the information they generate is managed and used will be key. We need to understand how they will be networked and how automation could be exploited to task and manage them.
Ministry of Defence, 2018
sensors
automation
data management
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The rapidly evolving operating environment
Sensors – The basic human need to know and understand your environment is of particular imperative to the Armed Forces. Defence is interested in the development of small, low-power, light-weight, multi-modal sensing capabilities for example to detect explosive and chemical substances, and radio frequency emissions.
Ministry of Defence, 2018
technology
defence
sensors
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Biosecurity: protecting animals and plants from health risks
How can we use digital innovation and precision farming techniques to measure animal health and welfare outcomes for livestock, and to provide early warning of livestock disease and health threats?
Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, 2021
animal health
livestock
precision farming
digital innovation
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Measuring change
How can we develop and exploit new methodologies to ensure cost-effective monitoring (for example remote sensing and environmental DNA)?
Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, 2021
environment
monitoring
remote sensing
environmental DNA
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Environmental monitoring and data science
Advanced electronics: How will sensors, omics, geographical information systems, internet of things, be used to support regulation and enforcement needs across the agri-envrionmental and food sectors?
Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, 2021
geospatial data
sensors
omics
GIS
IoT
agriculture
environment
food
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Environmental monitoring and data science
Data science: Application of techniques, including AI and block chain, to unlock opportunities for improved and more efficient environmental monitoring, regulatory compliance, and land management
Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, 2021
data science
AI
block chain
environmental monitoring
regulatory compliance
land management
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