Tune in STV News at 6pm tonight to learn more about AI being used to glean insights from wildlife images, such as how various species are being affected by climate change, habitat loss and pollution. This GAIL seed-funded project was led by GAIL Fellow Oisin Mac Aodha who was interviwed about this work. Find out more here 👉 https://lnkd.in/eFzVCPFE
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In many parts of the world, summer has become synonymous with wildfire season and we are seeing it start earlier than ever due to ongoing drought and climate change. In fact, Alberta’s #wildfire season started a week earlier this year and is expected to run later. There are wildfires burning in Washington state right now, and California has burned 1,500% more acres by this time than last year. As the world grapples with the urgent threat of climate change, scientists and policymakers are turning to #AI to help. From predicting extreme #weather events to optimizing #energy use, AI is emerging as a powerful tool in the fight against climate change. Take the company MyRadar for example. They are a small weather forecasting company that is working to combine tiny satellites with AI to detect fires long before they race out of control. They are using AI to do something that humans cannot, which is to monitor the planet 24/7 to find disasters in the making. They start by training the model with existing data of what a wildfire or smoky environment might look like. Then they use a simple numerical model that says this looks like a wildfire. They can then alert someone on the ground to prevent it from spreading further. I was super impressed when I saw these satellites in action on this PBS special <https://lnkd.in/gfAQjCxE>, which is worth a watch. This is just one of many examples of technology assisting us in taking climate action. We recently featured the Alberta Wildfire management agency on the #Pivotal Podcast <https://lnkd.in/gqmRC4bb>, discussing their work with AltaML on an AI tool that helps them decide where to direct their finite firefighting resources more effectively. The duty officers look at the predictive tool each day for their region, and decide where they will send their helicopters, bulldozers and crews based on the chance of a fire starting in that area. The model can accurately predict the likelihood of a new fire 80% of the time. Wildfires are just one example of the impacts of climate change. We need to use every tool at our disposal to face this crisis, including AI. How are you seeing technology and AI assist? Please share in the comments.
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Think about the tremendous & meaningful impact this can and will have in wildfire management, thereby saving vegetation and lives! #AIforGood #MicrosoftAI #Sustainability #ClimateChange
In many parts of the world, summer has become synonymous with wildfire season and we are seeing it start earlier than ever due to ongoing drought and climate change. In fact, Alberta’s #wildfire season started a week earlier this year and is expected to run later. There are wildfires burning in Washington state right now, and California has burned 1,500% more acres by this time than last year. As the world grapples with the urgent threat of climate change, scientists and policymakers are turning to #AI to help. From predicting extreme #weather events to optimizing #energy use, AI is emerging as a powerful tool in the fight against climate change. Take the company MyRadar for example. They are a small weather forecasting company that is working to combine tiny satellites with AI to detect fires long before they race out of control. They are using AI to do something that humans cannot, which is to monitor the planet 24/7 to find disasters in the making. They start by training the model with existing data of what a wildfire or smoky environment might look like. Then they use a simple numerical model that says this looks like a wildfire. They can then alert someone on the ground to prevent it from spreading further. I was super impressed when I saw these satellites in action on this PBS special <https://lnkd.in/gfAQjCxE>, which is worth a watch. This is just one of many examples of technology assisting us in taking climate action. We recently featured the Alberta Wildfire management agency on the #Pivotal Podcast <https://lnkd.in/gqmRC4bb>, discussing their work with AltaML on an AI tool that helps them decide where to direct their finite firefighting resources more effectively. The duty officers look at the predictive tool each day for their region, and decide where they will send their helicopters, bulldozers and crews based on the chance of a fire starting in that area. The model can accurately predict the likelihood of a new fire 80% of the time. Wildfires are just one example of the impacts of climate change. We need to use every tool at our disposal to face this crisis, including AI. How are you seeing technology and AI assist? Please share in the comments.
Scientists harness power of artificial intelligence to battle wildfires
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📷 AI tool will scan wildlife photos for climate change clues 🦁 Known as INQUIRE, the tool will test how well AI algorithms can mine image banks for details such as what animals are eating, how healthy they are, and with which other species they are interacting. 🧑🔬 INQUIRE was developed by researchers from organisations including the The University of Edinburgh, UCL, University of Massachusetts Amherst, iNaturalist and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Read more below 👇 https://lnkd.in/eJsCxyVe
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How Do You Breed Climate-Resistant Kelp? In Australia, It Starts with AI
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