Recently National Geographic teamed up with researchers such as David Kroodsma to successfully launch the world's first global ship footprint map. This innovative project utilizes satellite data andartificial intelligence (AI)(AI) technology that accurately records the trajectory of human activity in the global ocean.
This ship footprint map was created by a team of researchers who used AI map-reading technology to train three AI models specialized in detecting satellite images. These models have been trained with a large amount of data and have the ability to accurately recognize ships in satellite images.
In order to create a relatively comprehensive "marine ship footprint map", the research team also used global satellite data from 2017 to 2021. These data cover the oceanic areas of the Earth's surface and provide valuable information for the creation of ship footprint maps.
The release of this ship footprint map will not only help us better understand ship activities on a global scale, but also be of great significance in the fields of marine environmental protection, marine resource management, and maritime transportation planning.
As AI technology continues to evolve, we can expect to see more innovative applications like this in the future.AI technologyIt will bring more convenience to our lives and at the same time offer more possibilities for solving global problems.
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