Artificial intelligence (AI) and data science have become fundamental pillars for technological and societal advancement. AI is particularly important for task automation, fast and accurate decision-making, and progress in earth and life sciences. Data science enhances the extraction of value from information, the identification of patterns and trends, evidence-based decision-making, innovation and competitiveness, and scientific research.
April 2026
B-learning After work
900€
The course Artificial Intelligence and Data Science in the Blue Economy provides a comprehensive understanding and essential skills for the use and implementation of data-driven and AI-based solutions. The knowledge acquired is applicable to the analysis of complex problems; the development of intelligent systems in multidisciplinary environments; and the large-scale analysis of data from sensor networks, satellites, the internet, and other sources.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Data Science (DS) are driving a revolution across all sectors and in scientific research. Together, they enable the extraction and analysis of essential knowledge from vast amounts of data (Big Data), giving meaningful voice to information. It is therefore crucial to know how to use these technologies effectively for data analysis and decision-making in support of the development of a sustainable and regenerative blue economy.
This course is part of a Postgraduate Program comprising seven modules. If you are interested in participating in any of the other modules, please contact us or refer to the Postgraduation Blue Economy Sustainable and Regenerative.
This course is part of a Postgraduation Program consisting of seven modules. If you are interested in participating in any of the other modules, please contact us or refer to the Postgraduation Blue Economy Sustainable and Regenerative.
Course Content:
Define the concepts of artificial intelligence, data science, and machine learning;
Use different AI platforms, depending on the situation and the objectives set;
Frame the potential of data science in measuring and analyzing indicators related to aquatic environments;
Apply predictive models to assess risks and vulnerabilities;
Reflect on the ethics and social impact of artificial intelligence and data use.
The course Artificial Intelligence and Data Science in the Blue Economy aims to equip and prepare professionals to meet the challenges and seize the opportunities of the digital age, fostering innovation within a sustainable and regenerative blue economy.
Artificial intelligence and data science offer immense potential to promote a blue economy that is more sustainable, efficient, and resilient. With investment in research, infrastructure, and ethical governance, these technologies can help preserve marine ecosystems while simultaneously driving economic development.
Artificial intelligence and data science are particularly important in maritime spatial planning; in the monitoring, protection, and conservation of marine ecosystems; in sustainable fishing and smart aquaculture; in maritime transport and logistics; in ocean renewable energies; in climate adaptation and mitigation; in the blue bioeconomy and biotechnology; and in the surveillance, safety, and protection of life, facilities, and equipment.
This Postgraduation Program is aimed at individuals and organizations seeking to take advantage of the professional and organizational development opportunities offered by the sustainable and regenerative blue economy.
It is particularly relevant for:
Organizations:
Public and private companies, municipalities, strategy offices, associations, law firms, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), investment funds, educational institutions, and media outlets.
Public sector professionals:
Administrators, municipal executives, advisors, department directors, senior technicians, researchers, and professors.
Private sector professionals:
Administrators, executives, managers, planning officers, investors, consultants, lawyers, researchers, professors, journalists, and entrepreneurs.
Students and researchers:
Higher education, including bachelor’s degrees, postgraduate programs, master’s degrees, and doctoral studies.
Founder and CEO of the Blue Economy Centre of Competence (C2EA)
Álvaro Sardinha is an international consultant and trainer, specialist in blue economy and sustainable and regenerative development, founder and CEO of the Blue Economy Centre of Competence (C2EA).
Master in Law and Economy of the Sea: Governance of the Sea, with merit, from the Faculty of Law of NOVA Lisbon University (FD-UNL). Completed a postgraduate degree in Digital Strategic Communication at the University of Lisbon (UL). Completed a postgraduate degree in Sustainable Strategies for Tourism and Hospitality at the Faculty of Science and Technology of NOVA Lisbon University (NOVA FCT). He holds a bachelor’s degree in maritime engineering (ENIDH).
His recent work includes the authorship of the INOVSEA Action Plan (Innovation and Competitiveness in the Maritime Economy of Alto Minho and Baixo Mondego Coastal Regions); the authorship of the Strategy for Innovation and Training in Ocean Energy and Technologies; and collaboration in projects developed in Angola, Brazil and East Timor.
He has extensive professional and entrepreneurial experience, being the founder and coordinator of blue economy development events – the Blue Careers Job Fair; and the FINA Blue Business and Innovation Fair.
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