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D DATA-19-01: Explore emerging trends and disrupting technologies (e.g. Artificial Intelligence);evaluate advantages / drawbacks for adoption in Earth observation and identify most relevant use cases. Summarise analysis in the form of white papers.
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Number:
DATA-19-01
Title:
Explore emerging trends and disrupting technologies (e.g. Artificial Intelligence);evaluate advantages / drawbacks for adoption in Earth observation and identify most relevant use cases. Summarise analysis in the form of white papers.
Status:
Closed
Creation Year:
2019
Completion Date:
2021 Q4
Description:

There is a need to enable rapid transfer of new technologies;techniques and expertise from ICT domains and artificial intelligence communities to the world of EO research and application. Specific communities;such as the Artificial Intelligence (AI) community are already formulating specific requirements toward EO data and product providers. Improved data analysis is a key driver to increase the usability and use of Earth Observation data;in particular by user communities which have not been acquainted with EO. The action will survey existing/new Big Data Technologies and tecniques;and assess their applicability in Earth Observation.

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Responsible Users:
Yousuke Ikehata
Responsible CEOS Entities:
WGISS
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2019-09-07 03:10:24 UTC

First dedicated session held at WGISS#46 meeting in October 2018. Next planned at WGISS#47.

Chris Lynnes | 2019-09-27 19:11:19 UTC

A workshop was dedicated to the topic of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning at WGISS-47 in Silver Sprint, MD. The talks from that workshop were:

2020-09-04 21:09:33 UTC
Survey template has been created. Awaiting confirmation of replacement for Chris Lynnes
Diane Davies | 2021-08-24 09:20:56 UTC

With respect to targeting emerging trends, during WGISS 51 (April 2021) several presentations were given on the topic of Jupyter Notebooks followed by substantive discussions. This topic among others (e.g. Commercial Cloud) will be further discussed during WGISS 52 (October 2021)

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Created:
2019-09-07 03:10:24 UTC
Last Updated:
2021-08-24 09:21:17 UTC