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Big Tech and Artificial Intelligence can support Early Warnings for All - Vimarsana News

Big Tech and Artificial Intelligence can support Early Warnings for All

The private sector has a huge potential role to play in the achievement of Early Warnings for All, through leveraging the outreach of Big Tech and the power of Artificial Intelligence. The World Meteorological Congress held two special dialogues dedicated to mapping the strengths and potential contribution from the private sector to the early warning-related capacity gaps in the Least Developed Countries (LDCs) and Small Island Developing States (SIDS).

Source: wmo.int
Houshyar shares engineering expertise in Uzbekistan as Fulbright Specialist - Vimarsana News

Houshyar shares engineering expertise in Uzbekistan as Fulbright Specialist

2023 Fulbright Specialist Dr.

Source: wmich.edu
ERIA Holds Second Working Group Meeting on Energy Outlooks and Analysis of Energy Saving Potential in EAS Region - Vimarsana News

ERIA Holds Second Working Group Meeting on Energy Outlooks and Analysis of Energy Saving Potential in EAS Region

ERIA

Source: eria.org
Google expands flood alerts to 80 countries - Vimarsana News

Google expands flood alerts to 80 countries

Google on Tuesday announced the expansion of its Flood Hub platform to cover 80 countries worldwide, adding eight new countries in Africa. Yossi Mattias, Vice President Engineering & Research and Crisis Response Lead, said in a statement that 23 African countries were on its Flood Hub. Mattias said this expansion came as part of Artificial

Google expands its AI-powered Flood Hub to 80 countries - Vimarsana News

Google expands its AI-powered Flood Hub to 80 countries

Google has expanded its Flood Hub project to cover 80 countries. The tool also provides 7-day forecasts now instead of 48-hour forecasts. This can give communities more time to prepare for floods.

Source: neowin.net