Nettsider med emneord «Data fusion/integration»
PIRC targets a psychology-inspired computing breakthrough through research combining insight from cognitive psychology with computational intelligence to build models that forecast future events and respond dynamically.
Devices, like smart-watches, that can collect health data from "everybody" all the time, and machine learning (ML) to analyze this data will strongly impact future health solutions.
Digital twins are necessary for the successful digitalization of oil and gas field operations. Unfortunately, they are poorly understood and hyped.
The adaptive immune system records all past and ongoing battles with disease and infection in the form of immune memory, stored in the form of DNA of immune receptors of adaptive immune cells. However, deciphering these signals is a grand challenge of immunology, requiring sophisticated machine learning.
Accurate mapping of surface greenhouse gas fluxes is necessary for the validation and calibration of climate models. In this project, we develop a novel framework using drone observations and machine learning to estimate greenhouse gas fluxes at a regional scale.
POLARIS will investigate how the circum-Arctic region has changed over deep geological time. The main aim is to build a digital Earth model back to the Devonian (420 Million years) with a focus on plate tectonics and whole mantle convection (geodynamic processes).
In MASSIVE, the project team aims at improving glacier mapping and surface glacier mass balance estimation techniques with the help of machine learning, especially deep learning. We will develop the methodology for glaciers in Norway, Svalbard, the European Alps and the Himalayas and then expand it to regions with different glacier characteristics.
The MAGPIE project seeks to develop new constraints on uplift patterns in and around Greenland associated with past and present ice melting. For this, we are collecting magnetotelluric (MT) data from Greenland’s interior, which we then use to constrain viscosity variations beneath Greenland.
LATICE aims to advance the knowledge base concerning land atmosphere interactions through improved model representation of snow, permafrost, hydrology and large-scale vegetation processes representative of high latitudes, including; 1) New ground observations (gap filling using ML); 2) Land surface model parametrization using data science methods; 3) Seasonal snow cover dynamics using data assimilation and Earth observations (e.g. satellite data, drones).
The CryoGrid community model is a flexible toolbox for simulating the ground thermal regime and the ice/water balance for permafrost and glaciers. The CryoGrid community model can accommodate a wide variety of application scenarios, which is achieved by fully modular structures through object-oriented programming.
Colorectal cancer (CRC) symptoms are unspecific – often
emerging when the disease is no longer curable. Screening
reduces CRC mortality, but current screening tests need improvement to be more accurate and less costly and invasive. The overall aim of the CRCbiome study is to discover gut microbiota biomarkers for colorectal cancer screening.
For maritime safety surveillance we develop new approaches
based on the availability of large arrays of sensors, which
monitor condition and performance of vessels, machinery, or
power systems.
BigInsight produces innovative solutions for key data-driven challenges facing our consortium of private, public and research partners, by developing original statistical and machine learning methodologies.
The Centre for Earth Evolution and Dynamics (CEED) is a Centre of Excellence dedicated to research of fundamental importance to the understanding of our planet.
The main objective of this project is to provide a geoscientific solution for increasing the renewable (geothermal) energy production in northwest Romania. This will lead to a decrease in actual CO2 emissions generated by electrical and thermal energy production using fossil fuel.
The dynamics of Chemical Reaction Networks (CRN), which are typically embedded within Mass and Energy Transport Phenomena such as diffusion or advection, govern the performance of innumerable industrial technologies.
Snow in the mountains is a source for drinking water, hydropower, irrigation, but can also cause floods and geohazards. There are currently no efficient methods to measure depth of snow in mountains and remote areas.