The Natural History Museum is at the forefront of biodiversity research, gathering plant and wildlife data to fight against the effects of biodiversity loss and climate change. Technology can further enrich this work and enable scientists to use this information to its full potential, at pace and at scale.
By installing sensors and using eDNA sampling in its gardens, the Museum’s scientists can now capture and analyse data on a scale that was previously not possible. A Data Ecosystem, built with AWS technology is the cloud foundation of this biodiversity monitoring platform.
In this video, Rich Hinton, Chief Information Officer at the Natural History Museum joins Hilary Tam, Sustainability Leader at AWS, to share how the Data Ecosystem is helping scientists work together on one of the most intensively studied urban nature sites of its kind globally.
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