Geosapiens is heading to Adaptation Canada 2026, Canada's premier climate adaptation conference, taking place in Toronto from September 22 to 24. The event brings together leaders from government, academia, industry, and the non-profit sector to explore innovative approaches to climate resilience.
As climate impacts intensify, collaboration between researchers, technology providers, insurers, and infrastructure stakeholders matters more than ever. Geosapiens will contribute to this conversation through a panel on climate risk intelligence, advanced analytics, and practical decision-making, exploring how high-resolution climate risk data helps organizations plan for future hazards and invest more resiliently.
Representing Geosapiens will be Dr. Chiranjib Chaudhuri, the company's Chief Research Officer and one of Canada's leading experts in climate risk modeling, hydrology, and geospatial analytics. With over 15 years in flood analytics, machine learning, and catastrophe risk modeling, Dr. Chaudhuri combines AI, GIS, and climate science to turn complex environmental data into actionable insights for organizations and communities.
At Geosapiens, we believe climate adaptation depends on pairing scientific rigor with practical, accessible tools. Adaptation Canada 2026 is a great opportunity to share knowledge and collaborate on solutions that strengthen resilience across the country, we look forward to joining the conversation.