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Mint Lite | US rejoining WHO, Ankara FM s Brussels visit & more Virus mutations that emerged in Britain, South Africa and Brazil have alarmed EU authorities because of their increased infectivity (REUTERS)Premium Share Via Read Full Story EU leaders shift focus to the new coronavirus variants whose spread risks outpacing the hope that vaccines will put a quickish end to the pandemic in Europe, reports AFP. The chiefs will hold a summit by videolink to protect themselves from infection to raise political awareness on the seriousness of the situation with the new variants, an EU official said. Virus mutations that emerged in Britain, South Africa and Brazil have alarmed EU authorities because of their increased infectivity, prompting bans or restrictions on travellers from those countries.

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Space satellites equipped with machine learning count elephants on Earth

Researchers are using satellite images processed with computer algorithms, which are trained with more than 1,000 images of elephants to help spot the creatures.

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Scientists are using satellites to count elephants from space for the first time

news Scientists are using satellites to count elephants from space for the first time Africanews 21/01/2021 © By Katrina Brown @canva Elephants walk at dusk Counting elephants from space is a bit like trying to find a needle in a haystack. But a team of scientists led by the University of Oxford Wildlife Conservation Research Unit, WildCRU are doing just that. Using pictures from an Earth-observation satellite, they can cover over 5,000 km² of elephant habitat to be surveyed on a single cloud-free day. The project was a collaboration between WildCRU, the Machine Learning Research Group s Department of Engineering and the University of Twente in the Netherlands.

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Scientists count elephants from space using AI

UK-based researchers have used satellite cameras and deep learning AI to count elephants travelling through African forests and grasslands.

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New AI system counts endangered elephants from space

Scientists have combined satellite cameras with a convolutional neural network (CNN) to detect African elephants moving through forests and grasslands.

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