IGS UK: 2026 BGA - Beyond Monitoring: Leveraging AI and Space Technology for Resilient Applications of Geosynthetics

When:

2026-09-22

6:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Where:

The Institution of Civil Engineers

One Great George Street

Westminster

SW1P 3AA

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Beyond Monitoring: Leveraging AI and Space Technology for Resilient Applications of Geosynthetics

Cost: Free

Contact: Kasia Zamara

Refreshments: 5:30 pm

Start time: 6:00 pm

Location:

The Institution of Civil Engineers

One Great George Street

Westminster

SW1P 3AA

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Overview

BGA / IGS UK EVENING LECTURE

Beyond Monitoring: Leveraging AI and Space Technology for Resilient Applications of Geosynthetics

by Dr Skevi Perdikou, Geofem

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This event is hosted jointly with the British Geotechnical Association. The utilisation of space technology for infrastructure asset monitoring, including those improved by the use of geosynthetics, has expanded rapidly in recent years, driven by advancements in cloud computing, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and enhanced satellite capabilities regarding spatial resolution and revisit times.

Satellite remote sensing, when integrated with geotechnical expertise, enables effective infrastructure assessment and geohazard risk management through dynamic modelling and AI-driven analytics.

Furthermore, incorporating soil moisture data, along with other multi-layer information, provides comprehensive insights for proactive risk mitigation.

 

Meet the speaker Dr Skevi Perdikou, Geofem

Dr. Skevi Perdikou brings more than 20 years of experience in applying satellite remote sensing technologies to civil engineering. As CEO of Geofem, she combines deep expertise in both remote sensing and engineering. She specializes in adapting advanced satellite solutions to meet the evolving needs of the transportation, infrastructure, mining, and energy sectors.

Skevi obtained a BEng in Civil Engineering and an MSc in Geotechnical Engineering from the University of London (City) and a PhD in Satellite Remote Sensing from the University of Southampton. As Geofem CEO, she has led numerous innovation projects in satellite remote sensing for the European Space Agency, has successfully delivered commercial projects worldwide, and is an internationally recognised speaker, presenting at conferences and events across the globe.

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