NASA Scientists Map Carbon of 10 Billion African Dryland Trees
NASA used AI and satellite photos to map carbon of over 10 billion trees in Africa. NASA scientists scanned over 10 billion individual trees in Africa's drylands using commercial, high-resolution satellite pictures and artificial intelligence (AI) to estimate the amount of carbon stored outside of the continent's vast tropical forests.
Ankit Kariyaa Compton Tucker Martin Brandt Jace Dela Cruz Goddard Space Flight Center University Of Copenhagen
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