Sebastian Fermani

Licenciado en Gestión Ambiental; diplomado en Manejo y Conservación de Recursos Naturales; especialista en manejo de espacios protegidos. Magíster en Política y Planificación Social. Fue el coordinador del Programa Nacional de Protección de los Bosques Nativos de la Nación, en el Ministerio de Ambiente y Desarrollo Sostenible . Consultor senior de Naciones Unidas en proyectos vinculados a la sustentabilidad y políticas públicas. Consultor experto en FAO en proyectos de manejo de recursos naturales con comunidades en Bosques Nativos de Bolivia. Fue gerente de proyectos de carbono en la multinacional de Grupo de Manejo Forestal. Actualmente Subsecretario de Ambiente y Desarrollo Sostenible del Municipio de la Ciudad de Mendoza, docente en carreras de posgrado en la Universidad de Congreso

Monitoring the city with drones: Artificial Intelligence in environmental management

November 8, 2023 por Hector Antonio Vazquez Brust - Estanislao Pahn - Sebastian Fermani - Editor: Daniel Peciña-Lopez Leave a Comment

When we talk about artificial intelligence, we often think of it as a revolutionary and novel concept that has just arrived in our lives. However, this term was first used almost seventy years ago, in 1955 to be more precise, by John McCarthy in a workshop at Dartmouth University in the United States. Nevertheless, it is in the last decade that we have witnessed a true … [Read more...] about Monitoring the city with drones: Artificial Intelligence in environmental management

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