Health & Medicine
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AI and Satellites Can Help Identify Pollution Hotspots, Researchers Show
Using satellite imagery, AI pinpoints local emission hotspots. Duke University researchers have created a tool that uses artificial learning, satellite images, and weather data to pinpoint hotspots of high air emissions on a city-by-city basis.
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