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New image analysis method improves assessment of coral reefs
Using hyperspectral remote sensing data, a new processing technique extracts multiple layers of environmental information about a coral reef ecosystem.
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Processing massive and complex data with brainlike neural computation is critical to achieving onboard decision-making systems for robotic missions on Earth and in space.
The Juno mission will use an unusual polar orbit to examine Jupiter's deep atmosphere and the mechanisms generating its powerful aurora.
A framework that combines correlation arrays over time using probabilistic models can improve automatic target detection and tracking.
Atmospheric information from satellite images can successfully be estimated by neural networks, despite intruding effects.
A cost-effective, integrated strategy of human-robotic exploration for resources should also apply principles of sustainability.
 

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