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Demonstrates integration of AI and Earth observation technologies in Europe, suggesting enhanced innovation.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) represents a collection of tools and methodologies that have the potential of transforming virtually all aspects of human activity. Earth observation (EO) data, including satellite and in-situ, are essential for a number of applications, covering high-impact domains as diverse as security, agriculture, energy and health. In this paper, we present the AI4Copernicus framework for bridging the two domains within the European context to enable data-centred innovation. In order to achieve this goal, AI4Copernicus enriches the European AI-on-demand platform with a number of bootstrapping services and tools to accelerate uptake and innovation, whilst it provides integration over AI-on-Demand services and the Copernicus ecosystem over the highly successful Data and Information Access Services (DIAS) Cloud platforms. The AI4Copernicus framework is being used by a number of business-driven projects spanning several application domains. In this paper, we provide an overview of the European AI and EO approach as well as of the AI4Copernicus technological framework and tools offered. Further, we describe exemplary real world use-cases as well as technological evaluation of our framework based on usage and feedback received from a number of projects.
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