Data Modeling Strategies in Federal Climate Resilience Efforts
As government tackles the effects of climate change, the Department of Energy has made climate resilience and adaptation a key priority. The Argonne National Laboratory and the Oak Ridge National Laboratory are two facilities working to offer climate modeling that enables more data-driven decisions. Through an applied research model, the labs are mapping decarbonization pathways and risk mitigation, with a focus on climate justice and critical infrastructure. Data leaders discuss how they’re unlocking critical data-sharing efforts, spurred by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
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Scott Barr Technology and Consulting Services Practice Lead, Maximus -
Kyle Pfeiffer Director, Research and Development, Argonne National Laboratory, DOE -
Peter E. Thornton Director of Climate Change Science Institute, Oak Ridge National Lab, DOE
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New Army Acquisition Plan Cites Autonomy, Predictive Analytics
Officials outline how the Army Transformation Initiative signals a broader shift toward efficiency with tech and acquisition reform.
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DOE National Labs Launch New AI Tools for Operational Efficiency
The Energy Department's National Laboratories are using AI to increase operational efficiency and drive research efforts forward.
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Software Factories Accelerate Federal Modernization Outcomes
IT leaders from Nutanix and SAIC explain how software factories streamline tech development, modernize legacy systems and accelerate adoption of emerging technologies like AI.
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Modernization Strategies to Enable Energy Innovation
Lawrence Berkeley National Lab and Maximus experts explore the modernization strategies driving digital transformation and operational resilience within the energy sector.
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