We’re celebrating the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO)#WorldHydrographicDay2024 today and would like to thank the GeoAcoustics team and our global network of more than 50 partners covering 70 countries for the amazing work they do.
GeoAcoustics #hydroacoustic technologies (including our new #AI real-time bathymetric data analysis tool) enable hydrographers worldwide to work efficiently, and it’s our staff and partners who ensure the industry has the dependable tools they need to acquire and analyse sub-bottom, seafloor and side-scan data every day, no matter where they are working!
#hydrography#bathymetry#sonar#IHO#InternationalHydrographicOrganization
We are pleased to inform you that our article "Assessment of Outdoor Thermal Comfort Using Landsat 8 Imageries with Machine Learning Tools over a Metropolitan City of India" has been published online in Pure and Applied Geophysics.
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¡Grábatelo!. El Título no hace a la persona, ni existe el Título de Experto. Es el conocimiento el que agrega valor a tu función, mediante exhaustivas y continuas capacitaciones teórico-prácticas. Sé siempre fiel.
Introducing Ocean Seeker from Ocean Geophysics - AI Object Identification Software.
Accurately identifying objects (boulders in the video above), especially object locations and sizes, from side-scan sonar data supports operational decisions with time and cost implications. Traditional methods involved the manual location of boulders, a tedious and error-prone process which can produce variable results.
Ocean Geophysics has spent the last year developing an in-house tool which can be used to train a machine-learning algorithm to detect objects automatically and efficiently.
Our software presents an innovative solution, leveraging the power of the You Only Look Once Version 5 (YOLO V5) machine learning algorithm. Integrating this cutting-edge technology with an intuitive graphical user interface (GUI), our program dramatically simplifies and expedites the process of object identification in side scan sonar data and eliminates variability between datasets. Moreover, seamless integration with industry-standard software ensures compatibility and enhances workflow efficiency, further solidifying Ocean Seeker as a game-changer in object detection.
KEY FEATURES:
Powered by YOLO V5:
Built upon the robust YOLO algorithm, version 5, our program automates the detection of objects in side scan imaging data.
Rapid Identification:
The software can quickly process entire survey areas, taking around one second per side-scan line to detect and map all objects.
Integration with Industry Software:
Objects can be seamlessly loaded from industry-standard software, enhancing compatibility and workflow efficiency for users.
Duplicate Removal:
The software intelligently associates objects picked on different lines, automatically removing duplicates.
User-Friendly Graphical Interface:
Our software boasts an intuitive GUI, designed to accommodate users with varying technical expertise. Non-specialists can both train the model and detect objects in unseen data.
This software represents a step forward in automatic object detection within Ocean geophysics, allowing us to spend less time identifying boulders and allocating more time to interpretation. Our software offers a versatile solution for a wide range of applications, providing accurate and reliable results in a fraction of the time compared to traditional methods, standing as a testament to the transformative potential of machine learning in geophysical data analysis.
Alison Wells, Robert Morrow and David Vanadia are happy to talk more about our in-house software at #oceanologyinternational next week; we look forward to seeing you there.
#ai#geophysics#oceangeophysics#softwaredevelopment#dataprocessing#YOLOV5
Question....is a unified rational 'Q' field theory of the 4 force fields of nature possible?
Answer......yes...by using continuous group of 4 successor prime number ordered building blocks
......................finite force field subfield extension order
......................P^1(a) > P^2(b) < P^3(c) < P^4(d)
...........unified physic field solvable subfield MAP
(a=)......~PO and 'strong'.........> (b + c + d) mod(P(n+2)).........space
(b=)......~PE and 'weak'.............< (c + d) mod(P(n+1))..................space
(c=)..........PE and 'photon'........< (d) mod(P(n))................................space
(d=)........,PO and 'gravity'.........< (a + b + c) mod(P(n-1)(0))......time
technical complexity, like entropy....... places a strain on our earth's element resource proportional to our species surface population and density distribution.
....are we in a geologic eon fast approaching a geologic 'event' type 1 or 2
.......1: slow horizon smooth surface area change......with minimal effect species population
........or ....
......2: fast horizon quick surface area change effecting all ...haploid to diploid surface bound organisms
.........we geologist have a map legend time scale that displays time units as area units that map unto the surfaces of past earth surfaces that cover entire surface area from negative years (past) to zero years (present)
......let's extend time scale to '+ time' that allow us to make to make predictions about future surface area changes (strain/stress) caused by a future type (1:...) or (2:...) geologic transform
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The Importance of "Boots on the Ground" for Geologists
In an Anthropocene dominated by digital technology, remote sensing and AI, the role of fieldwork in geology remains indispensable. While satellite imagery, GIS and computer models provide valuable insights, there's no substitute for the tactile, hands-on experience of being out in the field and lick the rocks.
Exploratory fieldwork allows geologists to evaluate, validate and refine data obtained through remote methods, ensuring accuracy and reliability.
On-site investigations enable the discovery of geological features that might be missed from afar, providing a comprehensive understanding of the lithology and terrain.
Understanding the geological context in relation to the surrounding environment is crucial for sustainable resource management and conservation efforts.
Fieldwork hones essential skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and adaptability, which are vital for addressing complex geological challenges.
Let's value the essence of "boots on the ground" in geology, where every step leads to new discoveries and a deeper connection with our planet! 🌎
Note: Image used from R. H. Sillitoe, 2024. Geochemical Perspectives.
#EarthAD#Geology#Fieldwork#EarthScience#Sustainability#ProfessionalGrowth
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