US EditionIBM, NASA Cook up AI Model to Predict Solar Tantrums
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NASA and IBM Launch AI that Predicts Solar Activity
NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory captured a solar flare. Credit: NASA/SDO NASA and IBM have unveiled a new artificial intelligence model designed to predict solar activity with unprecedented accuracy. The system, called Surya, could provide earlier warnings of space weather events that disrupt satellites, communication systems, and power grids. The model analyzes vast amounts of data from NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO), which has monit…
Open-Source AI Model Released to Predict Solar Weather, Protect Critical Tech
A groundbreaking open-source AI model was released to predict solar weather and help protect critical technology. The post Open-Source AI Model Released to Predict Solar Weather, Protect Critical Tech appeared first on West Orlando News.
According to the US space agency, this model marks a milestone in the application of artificial intelligence for the interpretation of solar images and prediction of space weather, offering a protective layer for critical infrastructure. Read more
IBM and NASA have introduced Surya, an open source artificial intelligence model capable of anticipating solar activity with greater precision than traditional systems. Inspired by the Sanskrit word for "Sol", this model was trained with nine years of data from the Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO), a solar observation satellite that has been in operation since 2010. Surya was designed as a kind of AI telescope that allows not only to understand …
A model of Artificial Intelligence called Surya is trained for 10 years on NASA archives. Surya is able to predict the evolution of an eruption two hours ago. Spectular phenomena can affect the functioning of satellites and electrical networks. A model of Artificial Intelligence called Surya is trained on the basis of almost a decade of solar observations to anticipate solar explosions, phenomena that threaten satellites, communications and elec…
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