IBM and NASA collaborates to convert satellite data into high resolution maps using AI

IBM and NASA collaborates to convert satellite data into high resolution maps using AI

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Category : Science and Tech Published on: May 12 2023

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IBM in collaboration with NASA unveiled a new geospatial foundation model designed to convert satellite data into high-resolution maps of floods, fires, and other landscape changes to reveal the planet’s past and hint at its future.
The model watsonx.ai geospatial offering is an artificial intelligence (AI) technology developed by IBM.
The goal of the NASA and IBM collaboration is to provide an easier way for researchers to analyse and draw insights from large NASA datasets related to Earth processes.
This collaboration is part of NASA’s Open-Source Science Initiative (OSSI), a commitment to building an inclusive, transparent, and collaborative open science community over the next decade.

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