Description
Geo-information has become a social commodity that moves fast into the big data era: Increasingly more data sources are becoming available, from affordable miniature devices, to smart phones, IoT sensors, high-resolution, multi-spectral remote sensing images, and social media. Detecting meaningful signals through vast volumes of environmental data to further progress our understanding of natural processes and socio-environmental system interactions, remains a challenge. This talk offers an outlook of the technical challenges ahead, and some solutions from ongoing work with my team, towards data-driven intelligence with applications in ecosystem services, environmental policy, food security, and crop yield prediction at field and regional scales.Period | 4 Sept 2020 |
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Event title | Artificial Intelligence in Natural Sciences and Technology: Workshop at 11th EETN Conference on Artificial Intelligence (SETN 2020) |
Event type | Workshop |
Conference number | 2020 |
Location | Athens, GreeceShow on map |
Degree of Recognition | International |
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Digital Future Farm (DFF) (KB-41-002-005)
Project: LVVN project