DTO-BioFlow Matchmaking Event
Join the next DTO-BioFlow Matchmaking Event, “Technical Showcase for Subsea Image Analysis Services in the Digital Twin Ocean,” on 5 October 2026, from 09:00 to 11:30 CEST, exploring innovative subsea image analysis services and their applications in the Digital Twin Ocean.
The quickly rising demand to monitor the ocean with autonomous techniques and computer vision methods has led to the development of SUBSIM, the subsea image analysis service offered by the Digital Twin Ocean. This webinar will introduce the portfolio of image analysis services developed by the DTO-bioflow project.
The agenda
The webinar will cover an overview of the architecture and functionality, present the codebase, and explain the platform integration with the European Digital Twin Ocean infrastructure.
Who should attend?
This is a technically focused webinar, aimed at developers, infrastructure providers, and scientists with a technical background.
Alongside the technical presentations, also scientific use cases and real-world applications of the services will be covered.
Q&A
There will be ample time for discussion and feedback throughout the session.
Draft Agenda:
Time | Presentation | Speaker(s) |
| 5 min | Welcome and background; start recording | Matthias Obst, University of Gothenburg, Sweden |
| 10 min | Introduction to SUBSIM architecture and functionalities | Matthias Obst, University of Gothenburg, Sweden |
| 70 min | Presentation of individual notebooks with reference to documentation, tutorials, execution in EDITO, and use cases | Louis Fiorina, University of Gothenburg, Sweden Ghaith Chaabane, Technical University of Ostrava, Czechia Victor Anton, Wildlife.ai, New Zealand |
| 15 min | Coffee Break | |
| 15 min | Examples of users and applications | Matthias Obst, University of Gothenburg, Sweden Vinzent Ferfers, University of Kiel, Germany |
| 10 min | HPC, scaling, and portability | Tuomas Rossi, CSC IT Centre for Science, Finland |
| 20 min | Q&A | Matthias Obst, University of Gothenburg, Sweden |
| 5 min | Closing Summary and wrap-up | Matthias Obst, University of Gothenburg, Sweden |