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Researchers from the University of Oxford have created a tool that uses machine learning and hyperspectral data from Trillium Technologies’ NIO.space to autonomously detect methane plumes on Earth from orbit. This could make it easier to pinpoint methane “super emitters” and allow for more efficient greenhouse gas emission reduction. The journal Nature Scientific Reports has published the findings.

Oxford University researchers have led a project to train a machine learning model in outer space on board a satellite.

London, UK (SPX) Jul 31, 2023 - In an unprecedented move, a research team at the University of Oxford has successfully trained a machine learning model aboard a satellite in outer space. This groundbreaking achievement has the pot

• Researchers used an innovative machine learning approach to develop a tiny model capable of running on a satellite’s limited processing power; • The trained model successfully detected cloud cover in satellite images in around a tenth of a second; • The model could easily be adapted to enable automated decision making for a range of purposes, from disaster management to deforestation.

Validating the government’s decision to lift night curfew from Monday and to reopen schools, a case study of Bengaluru Urban on the impact of daily night and weekend curfews concluded that the restrictions, at best, slow and delay the spread of the Omicron variant of the coronavirus.

Most of India will see a peak in Omicron cases by mid February, health experts said on Tuesday.

Omicron ‘will be much less, hopefully we should have disruption-free India April onwards

Most of India will see a peak in Omicron cases by mid February, health experts said on Tuesday.Speaking to IANS, Dr Shashank Joshi, member of Covid-19 Maharashtra State Task Force noted that Omicron has followed the South African pattern in the ...

As the Omicron-triggered third Covid wave enters a key phase, a new projection by researchers at the Indian Institute of Science and Indian Statistical Institute (IISc-ISI) claims that the country is likely to witness over 10 lakh Covid cases a day at January-end/beginning of February when the third wave meets its peak.

As the Omicron-triggered third Covid wave enters a key phase, a new projection by researchers at the Indian Institute of Science and Indian Statistical Institute (IISc-ISI) claims that the country is likely to witness over 10 lakh Covid cases a day at January-end/beginning of February when the third wave meets its peak.