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Australian researchers launch AI koala 'facial recognition'

Australian researchers launch AI koala ‘facial recognition’ Published: Share Tweet Recipients Name Send Artificial intelligence (AI) researchers in Australia are experimenting with facial recognition technology to monitor koalas as part of conservation efforts. Chennai: The team from Griffith University in the northeast state of Queensland is attempting to use AI to recognise the marsupials...
Tamil Nadu Jun Zhou Griffith University Observation Network International Union For The Conservation Of Nature Koala Road Crossing Behaviours
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Australian researchers launch AI koala ′facial recognition′ | News | DW

Australian researchers launch AI koala facial recognition Researchers are installing facial recognition technology at koala crossing locations to better monitor koala behavior and prevent vehicle fatalities. They hope AI can help save the marsupial from extinction. The researchers hope AI will be able to differentiate between individual koalas using road crossings, based on their faces and their movements Artificial intelligence (AI) researchers in Australia are experimenting with facial reco...
New South Wales Wollemi National Park Port Macquarie United States Blue Mountains South Australia
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New ocean observation system to achieve a digital ocean

The ocean exerts critical forcing functions on our climate system: it absorbs, transports and stores huge amounts of heat and carbon. Our world without the heat-absorbing services that the ocean provides would simply be inhospitable (the Earth’s average surface temperature could exceed 120° F without the ocean’s heat-absorbing characteristics). The ocean has absorbed more than 93% of the excess heat from greenhouse gas emissions since the 1970s. This great reservoir continuously exchanges ...
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Majestic Great Blue Herons tells us much about our environment

Their health reflects on the health of the environment. Author: Peggy Keyser (NEWS CENTER Maine) Published: 1:08 PM EDT May 3, 2021 Updated: 1:43 PM EDT May 3, 2021 KENNEBUNK, Maine — They are equal parts majestic, graceful -- and prehistoric. With a wing span of nearly five or six feet, Great Blue Herons are some of the biggest birds that take to the wing in the Maine skies. It takes a small army of volunteers each year to keep an eye on this ...
United States Danielle Dauria Brian Mcbride Maine Department Of Inland Fisheries Heron Observation Network Of Maine Heron Observation Network

Copernicus and climate policy: What's connection?

ITU The European Environment Agency (EEA) is an agency of the European Union established in 1990 and located in Copenhagen. EEA’s main task is to provide sound, independent information on the environment and act as a major information source for those involved in developing, adopting, implementing and evaluating environmental policy, and also the general public. Supported by the European Environment Information and Observation Network (Eionet), around 350 organizations across Europe through w...
Copernicus Land Monitoring Services Copernicus Climate Change Service Copernicus Programme Observation Network Eionet European Commission Copernicus Marine Environment Monitoring Service

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20170911:12:07:00

What that means and tell us why people need to stay out of that water. theyll see 2 to 4 feet and say, well i can handle that. >> right. 2 to 4 feet of water is extremely dangerous when youre talking about the weight of water and the fact that this water could be moving swiftly. you dont know if electrical circuits have malfunctioned and putting electricity into the water. we prefer people to do to get as high as possibly can in their home. if you have second story, go there and stay there. this...
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