Imageomics Institute’s Post

ICICLE AI Institute organized a hands-on outreach activity for students taking Computer Science courses at the Columbus School for Girls (CSG) in Columbus OH. This was an excellent opportunity for students to get an overview of how Artificial Intelligence (AI) and CyberInfrastruture (CI) software components can be used to detect animal behavior and movement across landscapes and how data collected from field sensors, agricultural field machinery and remote sensors (e.g., UAV and satellite) can be used to assess crop health and crop management interventions. They also had the opportunity to tour the server facility and learn more about clusters used for computing solutions and deployment.