What is Satlas?
SATLAS is an AI tool developed by the Allen Institute that enables users to explore and analyze geospatial data with super-resolution imagery.The tool uses state-of-the-art computer vision algorithms and architectures to enhance low resolution satellite imagery, producing high resolution images at a global scale.
With SATLAS, users can discover AI models that are trained on large-scale remote sensing datasets, including satellite imagery and labels from the Satlaspretrain dataset.The tool also provides access to AI-generated geospatial datasets that are freely publicly available for download and offline analysis.
The SATLAS team seeks to advance computer vision and create AI systems that can see, explore, learn, and reason in the world.
â Key features
Satlas core features and benefits include the following:
- âī¸ Super-resolution.
- âī¸ AI Models.
- âī¸ Geospatial Data.
- âī¸ Offshore Wind Farms.
- âī¸ Computer Vision.
âī¸ Use cases & applications
- âī¸ Discovering patterns and trends in satellite imagery.
- âī¸ Analyzing changes in land use over time.
- âī¸ Identifying areas of interest for further research in geospatial domains.
đââī¸ Who is it for?
Satlas can be useful for the following user groups:
âšī¸ Find more & support
You can also find more information, get support and follow Satlas updates on the following channels:
- Satlas Website (Login/Sign up)
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