Nasa and ESA utilise computer vision and high-grade orbital optics to gather data on Earth and beyond
Penn State researchers will use a grant from NASA to improve atmosphere and ocean forecasts by incorporating AI and satellite data into current forecasting models. Image: NASA
NASA and ESA are leveraging powerful optical technology and artificial intelligence to improve our understanding of planetary weather systems and the gravitational forces shaping the cosmos.
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