Partnership between Climate AI Nordics and CLIMES

We are excited to share our partnership with CLIMES, the Swedish Centre for Impacts of Climate Extremes 🌍✨!
Read more on our /partners/!
We are excited to share our partnership with CLIMES, the Swedish Centre for Impacts of Climate Extremes 🌍✨!
Read more on our /partners/!
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We are thrilled to share our partnership with [Klimatkollen](https://climateainordics.com/partners/) 🌍📈!
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We are excited to share our partnership with [Global Wetland Center](https://globalwetlandcenter.ku.dk/), 🌍✨!
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Webinar with Abdulhakim Abdi, Lund University. In the face of a global biodiversity crisis, the ability to efficiently monitor ecological change across space and time has never been more accessible. Advances in satellite remote sensing and AI have opened new frontiers for biodiversity monitoring by offering powerful tools to analyze vast datasets, automate species detection, and improve disturbance tracking. While these technologies hold great promise, their widespread adoption faces key challenges, including data accessibility, environmental costs, model interpretability, and the need for stronger interdisciplinary collaboration. This presentation explores the opportunities and limitations of tech-driven nature conservation, assessing whether current developments are sufficient to bridge critical knowledge gaps. The integration of remote sensing with AI brings us closer to a more data-informed approach to managing the living world - but are we truly ready to harness its full potential?
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Welcome to the Climate Change AI Nordics Newsletter, January 2025! Read about recent and coming seminars, workshops, and the modelling of road culverts in high-resolution digital elevation models.