Machine Learning Maps Habitat Loss Drivers in Zambia
A Random Forest model identifies cultivated land and proximity to settlements as the primary drivers of habitat loss in Zambia's ...
Tag: remote sensing
AI Learns to Think Harder Only When Satellite Images Get Tricky
Researchers have unveiled MiRAGE, a parameter-efficient AI framework that adapts its computational depth to each satellite image and uses CLIP ...
New Journal Charts a Technology-Driven Path Forward for Estuarine Science
A newly launched journal outlines how environmental DNA, sensor networks, artificial intelligence, and community engagement could transform the monitoring and ...
Indonesia Maps Its Vast Coastal Ecosystems from Space to Build the Nation’s First Ocean Accounts
A new national-scale mapping effort using high-resolution satellite imagery has produced Indonesia's first government-endorsed extent maps of coral reefs, seagrass ...
Gulf’s glowing organic matter could reshape Indian Ocean carbon science
A new review argues that the optical fingerprints of dissolved organic matter in the hypersaline Arabian Gulf could transform ecosystem ...
Satellites Track How Rivers and Coasts Move Sediment From Source to Sink
A TRACE2025 keynote shows how satellite remote sensing, fused with field data and machine learning, is transforming the study of ...
Satellite Spots Buried Iron Skarns in Eastern Türkiye Before Miners Ever Dug
A 2003 ASTER image predicted the exact locations of iron pits opened years later around Keban, revealing how band ratios, ...
Satellites and AI Map Hidden Coral Reefs in Vietnam’s Bai Tu Long Bay
Using Sentinel-2 imagery, object-based image analysis and a random forest classifier, researchers produced the first high-accuracy map of Bai Tu ...
Satellite Images Become Art as Italian Students Turn Earth Data Into Paintings
A collaboration between an Italian art high school and CNR researchers shows how satellite imagery and environmental data can be ...
Forests and Grasslands Tell Different Ecological Stories in Northern China
A new study of northern Hebei, China, reveals that forest and grassland gains and losses produce unequal and sometimes reversed ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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