What’s New and Highlights

2021

Do not miss #AGU21 “IN15C - Accelerating Earth System Predictability: Advances in High-Performance Computing, Numerical Modeling, Artificial Intelligence, and Machine Learning IV Poster” session!

New paper is out! A ML approach to reconstruct past regional sea level variability

Our special issue on “AI for Marine, Ocean and Climate Change Monitoring” is now open for submissions!

Join us today to learn about the latest applications of machine learning in ocean sciences, as part of the webinar series on AI4ES organized by BSC

ESA recently selected a second round of projects for the ESA Ideas Program and “A novel machine learning based perspective to identify and model ocean precursors to extreme hurricane development” project was selected among finalists!

Our work on sea level predictions led to coverage in the national news media

New report in Nature Reviews Earth & Environment that discusses the drivers and potential for climate predictions across multiple time scales

Our study in Nature Scientific Reports selected to be part of the Remote Sensing of Earth Hazards Collection, in the section 'Meteorological and climatological processes'

The AI4OCEANS team in the media

Our sea level ML-modeling tool: the first of its kind ever developed

Short-term predictions of regional sea level changes: an AI perspective

Register for this week’s live webinars on regional climate projections organized by The Copernicus Climate Change Services

Veronica Nieves invited by @GVAinnova to collaborate on the #WomenInScienceDay to encourage girls in #STEM #MujeresEnCiencia

2020

Joining the virtual sessions at NeurIPS2020! #AI4Eearth

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If you are concerned about sea level rise with climate change, come to our talk at the AGU Fall Meeting

Exploring new research on AI and ML at the MLSE 2020 Conference

AI4OCEANerS participate at The Tenth International Workshop on Climate Informatics

Students attend two online IGARSS Training Sessions on “Earth Observation Big Data Intelligence” and “Machine Learning in Remote Sensing”

Come work with us! We are hiring PhD students on ocean climate informatics

Veronica Nieves, one of the authors of a NASA-led study that discusses regional sea‐level change and the implications for the future

Veronica Nieves named CIDEGENT Distinguished Researcher

2019

The MALOC (MAchine Learning for assessing Ocean Climate) project has been awarded!

Participating in the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP25) in Madrid