Meet 52°North!
52°North is devoted to spatial information research. As a non-profit company in Münster, we support open science through open data and open source software. Our major interest is in developing…
How can explainable AI be used to understand what constitutes wilderness?
On July 8th Timo Stomberg, KI:STE doctoral researcher, presented jUngle-Net at the ISPRS Congress 2021. jUngle-Net is an explainable neural network which we use to gain new insights into the…
#vEGU21
We were glad to present the KI:STE project and the AI-Platform prototype at the virtual European Geoscience Union General Assembly 2021! "This year vEGU21 has included 18,155 scientists from 136 countries,…
Geohazards modeling in Göttingen and Aachen
Our contribution to the KI:STE project combines the geohazards modeling expertise of the Computational Geoscience group at the Geoscience Centre at Georg-August University of Göttingen led by Prof. Julia Kowalski,…
The Institute of Bio- and Geosciences: Agrosphere
Climate and land use change have impacts on the terrestrial climate, and these impacts must be anticipated and controlled. At the Institute of Bio- and Geosciences: Agrosphere (IBG-3, Forschungszentrum Jülich),…
KI:STE project connects with HDS-LEE graduate school
We are glad to announce the admission of the KI:STE doctoral researchers at HDS-LEE (Helmholtz School for Data Science in Life, Earth and Energy).HDS-LEE provides an interdisciplinary environment for educating…
AQ-Bench preprint available for public discussion
The preprint of the article “AQ-Bench: A Benchmark Dataset for Machine Learning on Global Air Quality Metrics” by Clara Betancourt et al. is now in the public discussion phase. Creating…
PhD Project Pitches
KI:STE welcomes the new year by sharing goals and planning further collaboration. KISTE project partners met yesterday to discuss the PhD projects within the different Earth system science disciplines. Each…
KI:STE Starting In November
Artificial intelligence (AI) methods are currently experiencing rapid development and are also being used more and more frequently in the context of environmental data. However, this is often done in…