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Continuing our work with the Ministry of Climate Change, Environment and Energy, Maldives, we co-organised a workshop to spark the development of new approaches to ecosystem mapping. The workshop brought together national stakeholders and international experts to explore approaches to data discovery, ecosystem modelling and map production. As part of the workshop, Mark Otterlee from the Allen Institute for AI (AI2) led a session on image annotation, essential for training AI models to classify ecosystem types. The goal now is to develop a comprehensive map of the country's ecosystems, a major step in establishing the Global Ecosystems Atlas. Read more about the Global Ecosystems Atlas ?? https://lnkd.in/gJGNQGNA #MeasuretoManage #Ecosystems #EcosystemsAtlas #Conservation #NatureRestoration #EcoSolutions #Earthintelligence #naturepositive #EssentialBiodoversityVariables ?? IUCN / UN Climate Change/ GEO BON / CEOS (Committee on Earth Observation Satellites) / UN Convention to Combat Desertification / UN Biodiversity

On an island between Gotland and ?land stands a birdhouse the size of a house. Researchers work inside, and guillemots nest outside. North of G?vle, 66 wind turbines are spinning in an area full of capercaillie. The need for research on species behavior and ecosystems is increasing as society and climate change. Informed decisions and policies are needed to preserve biodiversity and a balanced ecosystem. AI can help answer many questions. - Machine listening gives us the ability to listen to our biodiversity. It allows for large-scale mapping of acoustically active species over long periods of time. This provides insights into how populations change over time and can also help map animal language and behavior. Many species are currently undergoing a mass extinction and we need tools that help us understand the right way forward,” says John Martinsson, researcher at RISE Research Institutes of Sweden. ??Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/dWQVcfym #machinehearing #AI #research #ecosystem #climatechange #biodiversity

Today, as the world recognizes #EndangeredSpeciesDay, we wanted to call attention to the critically endangered #Orangutan. ?? ?? With estimated populations of only 104,700 Bornean, 13,846 Sumatran, and 800 Tapanuli Orangutans, deforestation and habitat loss remain an existential threat to the species. ?? Take a five-minute break to learn how artificial intelligence for earth observation could be a potential game changer for #reforestation (among other sustainability initiatives), helping to bring back crucial habitats for these highly intelligent, majestic creatures. https://lnkd.in/gngbWg2k ?? Orangutan population facts courtesy of WWF.org

?? Coral Reefs in Crisis... and How AI Could Be the Solution ?? Coral reefs, the rainforests of the ocean, are facing unprecedented threats—climate change, pollution, and overfishing have already led to a 50% decline in global coral cover. But there’s a glimmer of hope on the horizon! ?? The rise of AI offers innovative ways to conserve and restore these fragile ecosystems. From real-time monitoring to predictive modeling, AI is transforming our ability to protect coral reefs like never before. ?? In my latest article, I dive into how AI is being used to create digital twins of coral ecosystems, enabling early threat detection, optimized restoration, and data-driven decisions to safeguard the future of our oceans. ???? I also had the chance to ask Sergei Nozdrenkov of wildflow a couple questions about the future of AI in conserving reef systems, and the current barriers faced ?? #CoralReefConservation #AIforGood #OceanConservation #Tech4Earth #Biodiversity

?? Europe Launches the Digital Twin Ocean Initiative: Advancing Marine Sustainability ?? Europe has introduced the European Digital Twin Ocean project, utilizing advanced technology to create a real-time digital replica of our oceans. ?? What is a Digital Twin Ocean? It integrates data from satellites, sensors, and research vessels to model marine ecosystems, enabling scientists and policymakers to monitor ocean health, predict changes, and make informed decisions. ?? Key Benefits: - Enhanced monitoring of marine environments - Sustainable management of marine resources - Climate change impact analysis - Support for innovative marine research ?? Collaborative Effort: This initiative underscores Europe's commitment to addressing environmental challenges through collaboration among governments, research institutions, and industry leaders. ?? Future Impact: The Digital Twin Ocean will revolutionize ocean conservation, ensuring the sustainability of marine ecosystems for future generations. Support this groundbreaking initiative and drive sustainability forward! ?? https://loom.ly/pi0kXOo #DigitalTwin #MarineSustainability #OceanConservation #Innovation #Europe #ClimateAction

When it comes to protecting our planet, climate and environment data is critical in decision making by scientists and policy makers. From identifying gas leaks and preventing algal blooms, to managing forestry health and controlling landfill and other greenhouse gas emissions, climate data and greenhouse gas monitoring impacts in the creation of actionable plans. Join us next week for a deep dive into a 2024 NASA SBIR Ignite program which will award $150,000 for phase I applicants. Companies retain IP and work directly with NASA experts. This webinar explores two of the program's potential topic areas: climate data informatics and greenhouse gas monitoring. NASA’s Michael Seablom, associate director, Earth Science Division, will talk about the state of today's technology and how startups can play a vital role in meeting the need for more accurate and timely climate and greenhouse gas data -- contributing to a more informed climate-data ecosystem. Whether you're already in the space industry or exploring how your terrestrial technology could be applied to NASA's climate data and greenhouse gas monitoring approaches, this webinar is for you. Register: https://lnkd.in/gZsUTWqT

Unlike?satellite data, which shows deforestation after the fact, a project in Brazil known as the Curupira Project detects destruction before it starts. Researchers from the?State University of Amazonas?(UEA) developed AI boxes to combat forest deforestation in Manaus, Amazonas state, Brazil. The team installed AI boxes on trees to identify the sounds of machinery used to deforest the forest and issue real-time alerts via a long-range communication network. #climate #AI #climatetech

?? Discover the Future of Environmental Monitoring! ??? ?? Curious about the future of environmental conservation? Our latest video, unveils the game-changing trio of Satellite Earth Observation (EO), field-based EO, and Artificial Intelligence (AI). ?? Discover how these technologies help comply with the #CSRD #EU regulations by accelerating the capture of data and metrics at scale and cost-effectively. ?? Plus, don't miss insights into real-world applications like the Chesapeake Conservancy’s collaboration with Microsoft’s Planetary Computer, mapping land cover for conservation efforts. ?? This video was inspired by "ACCELERATING BIODIVERSITY AND ECOSYSTEM REPORTING" paper from the Planet Labs, Microsoft, Natural Capital Project, and Gund Institute for Environment. Seamus Lombardo, PhD thank you for sharing this paper. ?? ?? Read more here: https://lnkd.in/duyR57eP #euregulations #dataanalytics #biodiversity #microsoft #planetarycomputer #environmentaltech #innovation #sustainability #techforgood #planetlabs #naturalcapital #gundinstitute #environmentalscience #climateaction #nature

The Amazon, the planet's largest tropical forest, is undergoing rapid transformations due to climate change and human activities. The forest plays a critical role in carbon storage, water regulation and biodiversity. We're leading a collaborative NWO (Dutch Research Council)-funded effort using state-of-the-art satellite data to study the ways in which the Amazon is changing. ACT-NOW is an international collaboration led by Copernicus' Gerbrand Koren and Stefan Dekker. "With these new data, we expect to contribute to a deeper understanding of vegetation dynamics in tropical ecosystems and the future of the Amazon forest," says Koren. Learn more??

???????? ?????? ?????? ???? ???????? ?????? ??????????-?????????? ?????? ????????-???? ??????????????????? ?? Ever wondered how to predict and prepare for future ocean challenges? EDITO-Model Lab’s What-if Scenarios (WiS) offer you the chance to understand better the impacts of potential future actions on ocean governance and coastal zone management ?? With our WiS — to be integrated into the European Digital Twin of the Ocean public platform — you can simulate various scenarios to analyse, plan, and make informed decisions across sectors like business, science, and engineering ?? Through next-generation numerical models and AI, our WiS empowers users to address critical challenges related to coastal hazards, marine biodiversity, decarbonisation, maritime shipping, and ocean pollution ?? Co-designed with industry leaders and supported by top research institutions, our WiS cover three main categories, and today we invite you to start discovering them: https://lnkd.in/dD-uAnpA ??? Join us as we revolutionise decision-making in ocean communities worldwide by subscribing to our mailing list: https://lnkd.in/ddVZECgd #EDITO #MissionOcean #Sustainability #GreenDeal #OceanInnovation #SDG14 #OceanDecade #DTO #EuropeanDigitalTwinOcean #EuropeanDTO #DigitalTwinOcean #DigitalTwin #OceanGovernance #OceanConservancy #CoastalZoneManagement Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon Danish Meteorological Institute Deltares Mercator Ocean International +ATLANTIC CMCC Foundation - Centro Euro Mediterraneo sui Cambiamenti Climatici University of Bologna (Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna) Socib Barcelona Supercomputing Center Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center (NERSC) CINECA IMT Atlantique Centre national de la recherche scientifique Copernicus Marine Service EMODnet EuroGOOS, European Global Ocean Observing System Mission Ocean