Digital intelligence for a circular economy
How can digital intelligence contribute to the transition to a circular economy? What role does data play in achieving this goal? CIRROD, GERAD and RRECQ invite you to explore these questions.
Focusing on data and tools to guide the transition to the circular economy, this free symposium presented by CIRROD, GERAD and RRECQ 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, industrialists, municipalities and organizations will discuss their concerns and innovative solutions.
Program
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.
Panel open to the public (6:30 pm to 8 pm)
Full day (1:30 pm to 8 pm)
First part: scientific presentations and cocktail reception
1:30 pm – Opening
1:45 pm to 3:30 pm – Part 1
- Martin Deron: Le défi numérique : une approche prospective pour la convergence des transitions numériques et écologiques
- Mir Mostafavi: Vers un jumeau numérique géospatial aux services de l’économie circulaire: le cas de valorisation des matières organiques
- Amina Lamghari: Transformer les déchets en richesse : comment l’intelligence numérique peut favoriser la circularité dans l’entretien hivernal des routes
- Christophe Abrassart: Apports et limites des IA génératives pour imaginer des scénarios de transition vers l’économie circulaire
3:30 pm to 4:00 pm – Break
4:00 pm to 5:30 pm – Part 2
- Jean-Marc Frayret: Optimisation de la conception et du pilotage de systèmes logistiques de l’économie circulaire : projets et défis
- Samira Keivanpour: L’apport du Machine Learning à la transition vers l’économie circulaire dans le secteur aérospatial
- Amin Chaabane et Armin Jabbarzadeh: Système de gestion intelligent et durable du marc de café : de déchets à ressources
5:30 pm to 6:30 pm – Cocktail reception
Second part: panel open to the public
6:30 pm to 8 pm – Panel
- Moderation:
- Dominique Anglade, Associate professor and co-leader of sustainable transition at HEC Montréal
- Panelists :
- Natacha Beauchesne, Commissioner of Economic Development for the City of Montreal
- Hélène Gervais, Environmental advisor at RECYC-QUÉBEC
- Annie Levasseur, Professor in the Department of Construction Engineering at the École de Technologie Supérieure
- Martin Massé, Vice President, Public Affairs at Aéroports de Montréal