Fusing AI into satellite image analysis to inform rapid response to floods
Teams at UNITAR-UNOSAT and UN Global Pulse apply AI to satellite imagery to quickly map flooded areas.
13 April 2021
UNOSAT
Below are all our blog posts with the tag "UNOSAT"
PulseSatellite: A collaboration tool using human-AI interaction to analyse satellite imagery
For the past three years, we, at UN Global Pulse, have been working with UNOSAT to build a software tool that leverages artificial intelligence to identify and count structures from
10 February 2020
How I Got To Work At The UN
This article was first published on the news page of Durham University, accessible here. I have admired the United Nations for a long time. When I was at school I became involved
7 March 2019
Global Pulse Launches Data Fellows Programme to Connect Doctoral Researchers with UN Entities
Last week, UN Global Pulse brought together doctoral researchers and the UN entities they will be working with as part of the Data Fellows programme for a three-day marathon of
3 February 2019
Continuing the AI for Good Conversation: Takeaways from the 2018 AI for Good Global Summit
In May, the second AI for Good Global Summit brought leading experts together in Geneva, Switzerland, to demonstrate the multidimensionality of responsible AI applications for advancing sustainable development and humanitarian practice. The
5 June 2018
Social Impact through Satellite Remote Sensing – Visualizing Acute and Chronic Crises beyond the Visible Spectrum
This post is part of a special Global Pulse Guest Blogger Series: “Data Mining for Development: Methodological Innovations & Challenges.” Lela Prashad is the Chief Technology Officer for NiJeL, a
28 November 2011
