Technical Challenges Faced in Designing Frameworks for AI-Based Earth Monitoring Systems

Technical Challenges Faced in Designing Frameworks for AI-Based Earth Monitoring Systems

Copyright: © 2024 |Pages: 16
DOI: 10.4018/979-8-3693-1850-8.ch002
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Abstract

In an era defined by unprecedented advancements in technology, AI-based Earth monitoring systems have emerged as transformative tools for understanding and safeguarding our planet. This chapter navigates through the intricacies of AI-based Earth monitoring systems, from the critical technical challenges of data integration, quality, and availability to the crucial interdisciplinary collaborations that hold the key to their success. Improving an AI-based Earth tracking system affords quite a number of particular technical demanding situations. Data integration stands out as a pivotal technical challenge. Addressing data integration, quality, and availability, as well as communication gaps, is critical for their success. When it comes to implementing this device inside the actual world, the scalability of the device and capability protection dangers ought to be addressed. Therefore, designing a framework for an AI-based earth-tracking system requires successfully resolving a diffusion of technically demanding situations.
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1. Introduction

The considerable scale implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) primarily based on the Earth tracking system is a progressive idea in the geospatial field. It is a game changer in how sources are used and managed to shield our Earth. By accumulating and analyzing widespread quantities of satellite imagery, AI-based Earth tracking systems can assist us in better manipulating our planet’s sources and reducing environmental impact (Nandutu et al., 2021). Through the utility of deep studying with satellite imagery, AI-based Earth monitoring systems can detect, monitor, and read environmental changes in close to actual time. Further to monitoring, AI utility can mechanically detect abnormalities by detecting changes in the surroundings, implying capability risks or threats. Those systems are designed to offer choice-making support by using computationally advanced methods and clever algorithms for processing photograph analysis. Through AI-driven satellite pictures, natural failures and their beginning factors may be diagnosed in close to real-time, assisting in pre-empting or reducing their effects. AI can pick out floods, droughts, landslides, and other natural phenomena by analyzing the signatures they produce. The combination of AI-primarily based Earth monitoring structures offers numerous benefits to customers:

  • They can be used for faster and improved situational cognizance, as monitors can quickly discover adjustments inside the environment.

  • They offer extraordinary accuracy of insights into the surroundings and their modifications, even if present in far-off, inhospitable places.

  • AI-primarily based Earth monitoring systems are designed to limit the opportunity for human error.

  • Those structures are value-powerful and permit the implementation of more powerful sustainable regulations.

AI-based Earth tracking structures are splendid equipment that can revolutionize how we reveal and manipulate our planet for the betterment of humanity. By using ultra-modern technology and far-off sensing strategies, those structures can provide close-to actual-time analyses and responses to any conditions that can get up. With the proper implementation, those structures may want to cause enormous cost savings, progressed accuracy, and progressed decision-making for policymakers.

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