CESOC
The center for Earth system observation and computational analysis (CESOC) is a research partnership founded in October 2020 between the Universities of Bonn and Cologne as well as the Forschungszentrum…
Unboxing Black Boxes
If you are interested in the talk Scarlet Stadtler gave at CASUS, please check out this video here https://youtu.be/j1DLOoi0N5Y CASUS Institute Seminar, Dr. Scarlet Stadtler, Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH/Jülich Supercomputing Centre (JSC)…
Impressions KI:STE yearly meeting 2021
Our annual meeting in the heart of Cologne University was full of movement. Within a year, we reached all the milestones and reached out to the Earth system science community.…
KI:STE yearly meeting 2021
This year, the KI:STE Annual Meeting will take place on Friday 5 November at the University of Cologne. We will meet in person for the first time. Our project started…
Supercomputing in Jülich
Julich Supercomputing Center (JSC) is host of a leading supercomputing infrastructure in Europe. The center gathers around 200 experts of various scientific disciplines including but not limited to quantum chemistry,…
What is your research about?
There was a short article published in the "effzett" about KI:STE PI Scarlet Stadtler. It can be found here: https://effzett.fz-juelich.de/2-21/woran-forschen-sie-gerade (in German) You can find out more about Scarlet Stadtler…
Atmospheric Water Cycle and Remote Sensing
General Introduction The Institute for Geophysics and Meteorology at the University of Cologne is involved in geophysical exploration (from solar system, extrasolar planets, and moons) to our earth system's atmosphere…
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,…