On April 21, a delegation of faculty members and professional master's students from USTB's School of Economics and Management visited the Big Data Center of the Ministry of Emergency Management for an exchange themed " Digital Emergency Response and Intelligent Management " .
The delegation was led by Lin Min, Deputy Director of the Center for Professional Master's Programs at SEM, and included students from the 2024 and 2025 cohorts. Xue Ming, Deputy Director of the Center's Data Service Department, participated in the discussion session.
Guided by center staff, the delegation observed a range of field-ready equipment systems independently developed by the Center, including unmanned aerial patrol devices, 3D modeling systems based on UAVs, and multimodal fusion command terminals. These technologies support the entire emergency response process, encompassing disaster detection, emergency communications, command and dispatch, and on-site support. The delegation also visited the Ministry of Emergency Management's Key Laboratory of Big Data and Artificial Intelligence Application Innovation, where they gained detailed insights into the technical approaches, research and development progress, and typical application scenarios of large models in emergency management.
During the exchange session, representatives from USTB and the Center held in-depth discussions on technological innovation in large models, collaborative research and development, technology transfer and commercialization, real-world application and industrialization pathways, and the cultivation of interdisciplinary talent. Both sides expressed their commitment to building on this visit to strengthen communication and coordination, provide students with high-quality opportunities to engage with national strategic priorities and cutting-edge technologies, and further deepen university-industry collaboration and industry-academia-research integration. These efforts are expected to foster mutually beneficial cooperation and shared development.
