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to have efficient and more sustainable solutions. can artificial intelligence be the answer? this vineyard in southern india is testing it out. by using devices that are removing guesswork in assessing conditions on the farm and the crop. if we look at the whole system. on the top you have macro climatic sensors, which measures rainfall and wind related events. and then you have solar sensors which measure solar exposure or sunlight exposure to the crop. then you have sensors like leaf wetness and temperature and humidity, which measures moisture on the leaf. all that measurement comes to the brain of the system. ananda verma's start—up fasal agritech uses artificial intelligence to analyse the data collected by these sensors. if you provide this data, in raw form, to the farmer, probably he or she will not understand what to do with it. so this is where ai comes in. what ai does is it looks at that data... ..that is coming from the farm. it looks at what crop the farmer is growing. what is the requirement of the crop in that stage? and it basically uses all these information and then processes it and then produces certain outcome in a very simple language and manner that
by using devices that are removing guesswork in assessing conditions on the farm and the crop. if we look at the whole system. on the top you have macro climatic sensors, which measures rainfall and wind related events. and then you have solar sensors which measure solar exposure or sunlight exposure to the crop. then you have sensors like leaf wetness and temperature and humidity, which measures moisture on the leaf. all that measurement comes to the brain of the system. ananda verma's start—up fasal agritech uses artificial intelligence to analyse the data collected by these sensors. if you provide this data, in raw form, to the farmer, probably he or she will not understand what to do with it. so this is where ai comes in. what ai does is it looks at that data... ..that is coming from the farm. it looks at what crop the farmer is growing. what is the requirement of the crop in that stage? and it basically uses all these information and then processes it and then produces certain outcome in a very simple
remember everything clearly. the memory is an amazing thing, but i think that you don't remember everything the same every time you talk about it. >> how do you explain he didn't hear, or see, or find any evidence of an intruder in the house? >> it is a small home. it would not take somebody more than a second to get out of the house, how can a car, and take off. >> even the forensics were off, they said. like the string that was put up to calculate the path of the first bullet. >> if you see, the dip is in the string, they didn't pull it taught during the measurement. >> to the defense expert, meaning this. >> there is room in the band for two people, and the first shot to miss. is there a ton of room? no. be upfront about that. but, there was room in the shot to miss him. that was what they brought out in the trial. >> why would he not have had
>> and we appreciate you making that huge effort to get to a hockey rink to make this happen. in the final days there in iowa, for a minute a number of the candidates, desantis, haley, you know, as well as ramaswamy had to cancel some in-person events because of the weather. now they are back at it, they are being selective. donald trump making his way there to iowa. so how much will that be a measurement some of the voters take, like how diehard are you willing to be, you know, under what circumstances were you able to get here to have that facetime? are voters calculating their picks that way? >> i think every little bit helps in the final hours. i think voters particularly those going out in subzero temperatures will look around and say which candidates are making the same kind of commitment that i'm making. so like who is toughest, who is
hour. they contribute significantly to the information that supports evidence—based policy—making, such as the latest ipcc assessment report. thanks to the copernicus free and open data access policy, anyone can make use of the copernicus satellite observations, models and other products about past, present and future climate and transform them into useful insights for planetary resilience. all european countries need to drive down carbon emissions and this is an undeniable and tough undertaking but data from the copernicus services can play an important role to demonstrate progress towards net zero. the on the continuation of the measurement, the copernicus programme will employ new satellites to offer the possibility to monitor c02 to offer the possibility to monitor co2 emissions in support of the un
so call now. (soft music) ♪ hello, colonial penn? >> the east coast is bracing for a nor'easter today as the first major storm of the year has americans from georgia to maine under a winter weather alert. fox weather's brandy campbell is live with the latest on the storm in hagerstown, maryland. >> hey, alicia. right now as you can see we're in the thick of it when it comes to this winter storm over maryland. at this point we're under a winter storm warning. we're getting up to one to two inches of snow an hour and as you can see, it's definitely accumulating on the surfaces here. i'll go ahead and do a quick measurement to show you guys how high the snow has gotten so
still fairly sizeable. japan has a different measurement, it measures how much the ground shakes and this was level five, five on a scale of 1-7 was level five, five on a scale of 1—7 so quite a significant tremor by japanese standards. officials had warned it was likely to be more aftershocks because the last big earthquake was in 2011 so a lot of pent up energy and quite a high likelihood of lots of tremors following on from this big earthquake, the 7.6 magnitude. thank ou so earthquake, the 7.6 magnitude. thank you so much — earthquake, the 7.6 magnitude. thank you so much for— earthquake, the 7.6 magnitude. thank you so much for bringing _ earthquake, the 7.6 magnitude. thank you so much for bringing us _ earthquake, the 7.6 magnitude. thank you so much for bringing us the latest. we've been hearing that japan is prone to earthquakes — so how does it stay resilient? to discuss, i'm joined now by ziggy lubkowski, he's an earthquake engineer and seismic skills leader at engineering firm arup based in the uk. tell us about what needs to happen in the aftermath of a clock like
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