This session plans to enable participants to have a deeper understanding of artificial intelligence and sustainability science through cross-field discussions. With the exchanges and encouragement of all parties, innovative research guidelines that are in line with human well-being will be proposed. In response to climate change that may cause floods and drought disasters, we will discuss issues related to water resources, river management, typhoon analysis, and protection of water conservancy facilities, achieve disaster prevention and mitigation goals, guarantee social and economic construction achievements, and form support for extreme climate countermeasures. We hope to improve Taiwan's earth observation research level, publish results in SCI to expand the exchange of theory and practice with experts and scholars from other countries, and increase the competitiveness of the country and improve the academic status. Hope that through this session we can enhance the exchange and cooperation research opportunities between Taiwan and researchers from all over the world, and to expand the influence of our country's research.

本會議規劃藉由跨領域的研討，使與會者對人工智慧與永續科學有更深的瞭解，在各方之交流與激勵下，提出創新且合乎人類福祉之研究方針；因應氣候變遷可能引發洪旱災害，研討水資源、河川管理，颱風分析及水利設施保護相關議題，達成防災減災目標，保障社會經濟建設成果，形成對極端氣候對策之支應；提升台灣地球觀測研究水準，將成果發表於SCI等級之期刊，擴大與各國間專家學者理論與實務之交流，增加本國競爭力及提高學術地位；增進台灣與世界各國研究學者間的交流與合作研究機會，擴大我國研究的影響力。

Host and Moderators

✹ Yuei-An Liou (Professor, Center for Space and Remote Sensing Research, National Central University, Taiwan) 劉說安 (國立中央大學太空及遙測研究中心 特聘教授)

✹ Lai Vinh Cam (Professor, Chairman of Scientific Committee, Institute of Geography, Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology (VAST), Vietnam; Vice President of Asian Geographical Association (AGA))

Invited Speakers and Topics

✹ Kayoko Yamamoto (Professor, Graduate School of Informatics and Engineering & Research Center for Realizing Sustainable Society, University of Electro-Communications, Japan) ➤ Utilization of Artificial Intelligence and Spatiotemporal Information Systems for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

✹ Takashi Oguchi (Professor, Center for Spatial Information Science, The University of Tokyo, Japan) ➤ Applications of GIS and AI for studying mass-movement hazards

✹ Vincent Tong (University Director of Learning and Teaching; Associate Professor, Department of Geography and Environmental Sciences, Northumbria University, UK) ➤ Using technology to solve pressing global issues together: Community science as a platform for enhancing research impact

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