A Cambridge University scientist has fed decades of data on caribou migrations to an artificial intelligence model to learn more about when and where the animals make their big seasonal moves — and to help people avoid these areas when they happen. Ellen Bowler works with the British Antarctic Survey, an interdisciplinary research organization based at Cambridge University in the U.K. She specializes in machine learning, and her work involves wi…
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