Cities may not know it, but by nature of collecting and maintaining various datasets, they are sitting on a treasure trove of machine learning-ready training data.
Cities may not know it, but by nature of collecting and maintaining various datasets, they are sitting on a treasure trove of machine learning-ready training data.
3 of our machine learning engineers answer your questions about the future of machine learning.
We created a map that shows the difference between two building footprint datasets of Cambodia: OSM and Orbital Insights’ AI generated dataset.
A common theme with projects at Element 84 is bridging the gap between data collection and its presentation to end-users. With satellite imagery, there is a pipeline of processing steps used to transform raw data into the imagery we see on our computers, phones and tablets. Basic Color Correction One of the important steps in…
Holidays can be a challenging time in software development. How can you make the most of your velocity and energize the team at the same time? The holiday challenge For a lot of teams, the holidays are a time of year when a large amount of peope take off after saving their PTO for the…
How accurate are our supervised machine learning models and what are they really doing? We offer 3 tips to help you better understand these models.
Working with frontend state can be challenging. With TypeScript, thoughtfully constructed types can help prevent bugs by making bad states unrepresentable. Let’s explore a common use case and examine how to do this effectively in TypeScript.
ML’s predictive powers are driving a rage for deep learning in the crisis management and disaster relief industries. How can these powers be harnessed for ethical machine learning?
Machine learning on satellite imagery is revolutionizing disaster relief. What does ethical machine learning mean in this field?
We’re investing heavily in the STAC specification – including building a STAC-compatible Python library and server as well contributing to the Label Extension. We’re hoping this work will help accelerate adoption across the geospatial engineering community more broadly.