Technologies and Applications for Big Data Value explores cutting-edge solutions and best practices for big data and data-driven AI applications for the data-driven economy. It provides an overview of technologies and methods which enable data value chains and which can be applied in any sector.
MARVEL partners have found ways to improve the performance of deep neural networks with a method called just-in-time classification. This is the result of using multiple neural layers, each performing a high-dimensional transformation of its input.
During 16-20 May, 32 startups traveled to Paris to compete for the opportunity to move on to the next REACH incubation phase. The 10 Datathon winners will be moving to EXPERIMENT phase, which is the most intensive and longest incubation phase of all.
MARVEL project organizes a workshop as a part of the IEEE International Smart Cities Conference 2022. The workshop is called MARV: Multimodal and AI-Responsible data processing and deliVery in smart cities. The purpose of MARV is to highlight data-driven real-time application flows for fast and accurate insights and optimised decision making in modern cities.
The topio.market EU-wide geospatial data marketplace is inviting data suppliers to explore and test the new geodata marketplace for Europe. The platform is aiming to receive insights before its official launch this summer.
The opening event on Tuesday 24th of May sets off three weeks of workshops and sessions, taking place online in our virtual event platform and on-site in BDVA i-Spaces. This year, the Data Week culminates in a main event days, held in Naples, Italy on 8-9th of June. Register here!
BDVA has published a position paper, bringing the community’s response to the European Commission’s proposal for a Data Act. Based on the perspectives presented in the paper, the community has also submitted its feedback to the Commission.
REACH Incubator held its second incubation Kick off meeting on 1 April 2022. During the meeting, 33 startups joined the second iteration of the programme and had the opportunity to present themselves and their experiments.
