The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) has been using artificial intelligence (AI) to map Australia's paddocks from space. Through the use of AI, scientists have ...
CSIRO experts in agronomy, satellite imagery, data science, software engineering and innovation announced that they joined forces and developed the product in record time - and say that the ePaddocks ...
Scientists from the CSIRO are using cutting-edge technology to map the seafloor of the Queensland Basin to understand how the Great Barrier Reef responded to past climate change events. While the reef ...
The CSIRO has developed a new artificial intelligence tool that allows farmers to automatically pinpoint the boundaries of 1.7 million grain paddocks in Australia. The tool, dubbed ePaddocks, has been ...
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Government surveyor Oliver Trickett took years in the 1920s to survey a part of the Jenolan Caves that has now been mapped in a few ...
A spinning mirror beams laser light around, and by waving the device an operator can quickly build a 3D model. The CSIRO has produced a 3D model of the Chifley Cave at Jenolan, and has used a 3D ...
A team of marine researchers has set out from Brisbane on a mission to map the famous East Australian Current. The CSIRO ship Southern Surveyor is carrying a team of 13 scientists and 28 technicians ...
A MEGA-TELESCOPE has helped create a “Google Maps of the Universe” – uncovering more than a million previously unknown galaxies. The Aussie super-‘scope captured images of around three million ...
The CSIRO has modelled two versions of Australia in 2060, one where economic, social and environmental challenges are tackled, and the other where they are not. The CSIRO says power bills could be ...
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency today announced $1.3 million funding for CSIRO to undertake an innovative wave resource mapping and modelling project. ARENA chief exectuive Ivor Frischknecht ...
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