Artificial intelligence and big data provide the first global maps on key vegetation traits

Thursday, February 7, 2019 - 08:40 in Earth & Climate

Researchers of Valencia University (UV) have developed the first global maps of phosphorus and nitrogen content in vegetation, as well as efficiency in water use, via artificial intelligence and big data techniques. The application of these maps could benefit fields such as biodiversity, agriculture and the adaptation of species to climate change.

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