How can digital intelligence help mitigate climate change? In particular, how can decision support contribute to the energy transition? CIRROD, GERAD and RQEI invite you to explore these questions.

Registration form to participate in the conference.

Focusing on tools to guide the energy transition and climate change mitigation, this free symposium presented by CIRROD, GERAD and RQEI will be divided into four parts: two sessions where researchers will share their work, followed by a cocktail reception and a panel discussion where researchers, industry and municipalities will discuss their concerns and innovative solutions.

The program is divided into two parts. The first, divided into two blocks, will feature scientific presentations and a cocktail reception for discussions with the researchers. The second will be dedicated to a panel discussion open to the public.

A poster session will be held during the break and cocktail reception. If you wish to submit a poster, please fill in the following form.

Full program (1 pm to 8 pm)

First part: scientific presentations and cocktail reception

• 13 h 00 – Opening
• 13 h 05 to 15 h 05 – Part 1
1. Annie Levasseur (ETS, RQEI, GERAD), Comment l'intelligence numérique peut-elle orienter l'action climatique?
2. Maroua Rouabah (Université de Sherbrooke, RQEI), Conception et l’optimisation numérique par IA pour une transition énergétique durable
3. Camilo Alejo Monroy (Concordia University, CIRODD), Application of machine learning to inform nature-based solutions in Canada
4. Antoine Lesage-Landry (Polytechnique Montréal, GERAD), Vers des réseaux neuronaux fiables pour la modélisation énergétique
• 15 h 05 to 15 h 30 – Break and poster session
• 15 h 30 to 17 h 30 – Part 2
1. Roussos Dimitrakopoulos (McGill University, GERAD), Stochastic optimization of production planning in industrial mining complexes: Reducing carbon emissions and advancing critical minerals production
2. Sun Shuhui (INRS, RQEI) Next-Generation Hydrogen and Battery Technologies for a Sustainable Future
3. Okan Arslan (HEC Montréal, GERAD), Strategic Placement of Charging Stations: Models, Metrics, and Trends
4. Nicolas Saunier (Polytechnique Montréal, CIRODD), Les données GPS pour la gestion des transports et la sécurité routière
• 17 h 30 to 18 h 30 – Cocktail reception and poster session

Second part: panel open to the public

• 18 h 30 to 20 h – Panel
  Animation: Dominique Anglade