NASA Harvest published research examining where AI and machine learning can add value, including analyzing satellite imagery, mapping croplands, improving crop and climate forecasts, and helping analysts work through large amounts of information.
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“NASA Harvest's Weston Anderson, Inbal Becker-Reshef, and colleagues examine where AI and machine learning can add the most value, including analyzing satellite imagery, mapping croplands, improving crop and climate forecasts, and helping analysts work through large amounts of information.”
— NASA Harvest team
Company
NASA Harvest
Down to Earth Data for Informed Agricultural Decisions
- Industry
- Research Services
- Location
- College Park, US
- Company size
- 53 employees
NASA Harvest is NASA's Global Food Supply and Agriculture Consortium. We are a multidisciplinary team of agricultural remote sensing experts commissioned by NASA and led by the University of Maryland. Our mission is to enhance the use of satellite data in decision making related to food supply and agricultural resilience worldwide. *Page content is our own, for official NASA comms visit https://www.linkedin.com/company/nasa/
Founded 2017