UBCO researcher: AI helps fire detection, but no substitute for 'boots on the ground' - Kelowna News
The leader of a UBC Okanagan project using sensors in the forest to help predict wildfires says AI is no substitute for boots on the ground.
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The leader of a UBC Okanagan project using sensors in the forest to help predict wildfires says AI is no substitute for boots on the ground.
For the past three years, UBC has also been working with Rogers on a project that uses sensors in forests to feed data on moisture levels into an AI system designed to predict fire risk
For the past three years, UBC has also been working with Rogers on a project that uses sensors in forests to feed data on moisture levels into an AI system designed to predict fire risk
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