Radiant Earth’s introduces online machine learning course for Earth observation with an African focus
The ML4EO course, which comprises lectures and exercises, is available on Atingi, a digital learning platform.
The ML4EO course, which comprises lectures and exercises, is available on Atingi, a digital learning platform.
The inventory, which spans the years 2015–2020, reveals insights about recent emissions trends across ten sectors and 38 subsectors of the global economy.
Spatial Studio 21.2 has been released. Enhancements include hexagonal visualisation, reverse geocoding, creation of custom regions from map layers, coloured map symbol support, and vector tile basemap support.
Esri is offering a free six-week online course to explore imagery and remotely sensed data using its ArcGIS software.
The Spatial Extension for Snowflake is distributed as a set of User Defined Functions that extends the capabilities of Snowflake for everything geo.
Radiant Earth Foundation’s Spot the Crop Data Challenge seeks entrants to predict crop types in the Western Cape, South Africa using satellite image time-series.
(AI) data, tools, and educational resources to address sustainability challenges.
The data is open access and free through the Digital Earth Africa Map and sandbox, and will aid users’ ability to map and monitor water, crops and land cover.
UP42 and the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH are making geospatial technology available to local farming-related start-up businesses under the GIZ Make-IT in Africa project.
Zzapp Malaria won the IBM Watson AI XPRIZE Challenge for its solution which aids malaria elimination by optimising the timing for launching larvicide operations.