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Case studies
Find out how artificial intelligence is used around the world to protect biodiversity.
Predicting the conservation status of plant species worldwide
There is little known about the conservation status of most plant species. A machine learning model which predicts if a species is at [...]
Monitoring whales with satellite imagery
Researchers from Stony Brook University, New York, use machine learning and satellite imagery to automatically identify images of whales and facilitate their monitoring. [...]
Detecting plastic litter in natural environments
The Ocean Cleanup is using artificial intelligence algorithms to identify and remove plastics from natural environments before they harm wildlife. [...]
Predicting the conservation status of plant species worldwide
There is little known about the conservation status of most plant species. A machine learning model which predicts if a species is at [...]
Monitoring whales with satellite imagery
Researchers from Stony Brook University, New York, use machine learning and satellite imagery to automatically identify images of whales and facilitate their monitoring. [...]
Detecting plastic litter in natural environments
The Ocean Cleanup is using artificial intelligence algorithms to identify and remove plastics from natural environments before they harm wildlife. [...]