Artificial Intelligence Detects Smoke in the Pantanal Hours Before the Satellites
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Rainbow over the Serra do Amolar. IHP/Reproduction The Panther System, which uses artificial intelligence to identify smoke, expanded the area monitored in the Pantanal by 20%. The expansion occurred in September and led the system to follow almost 2 million hectares in Mato Grosso do Sul, Mato Grosso and Bolivia. The objective is to detect fires more quickly, especially in regions with difficult access. Before, the system monitored about 1.6 mi…
The Pantanal Man Institute has expanded by 20% the area monitored by artificial intelligence in the Pantanal. Almost 2 million hectares now have a system that sees smoke at the beginning of the fire, long before the satellites, which take from six to eight hours to record a focus.
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