“The training communicates the dual focus of the course using AI to support both sustainability and resilience to disasters. It indicates a focus on long-term ecological balance, climate change mitigation and biodiversity,” a senior professor from the institution said.

The course would also emphasise AI’s role in predicting, preparing for, and responding to natural and man-made disasters. “AI applications can significantly enhance climate resilience, promote sustainable urban development, and also enable extensive data collection and analysis, including remote sensing and sensor networks, which improve assessments of air and water quality, land use changes, and biodiversity monitoring,” he added.

The programme covers risk planning and infrastructure development, climate change mitigation, resource management, challenges and ethical considerations and emergency response and recovery. Sessions will be handled by the experts from leading universities, institutions and industries.”