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Collaboration between artificial intelligence and Earth science communities for mutual benefit - Nature Geoscience

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By Min Chen, Zhen Qian, Niklas Boers, Felix Creutzig, Gustau Camps-Valls, Klaus Hubacek, John Wilson, R. Dietmar Müller, Michael Batty, Chenghu Zhou, Fahu Chen, C. Michael Barton, Josef Strobl, Michael Meadows
| Nature Verified
Artificial intelligence is rapidly being integrated into Earth science, but how Earth science may benefit artificial intelligence has been overlooked. We call for mutual balancing between the two disciplines and improving cross-disciplinary collaboration.
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Towards reusable building blocks for agent-based modelling and theory development

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By Uta Berger, Andrew Bell, C. Michael Barton, Emile Chappin
| hal.science
Article Dans Une Revue Environmental Modelling and Software Année : 2024 Towards reusable building blocks for agent-based modelling and theory development Mots clés Best practices Complex adaptive systems Individual-based modelling Software engineering Theory development Fichier principal 1-s2.0-S1364815224000641-main.pdf (2.2 Mo) Télécharger le fichier Origine : Publication financée par une institution Licence : CC BY NC - Paternité - Pas d'utilisation commerciale hal-04519752 , version 1...
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Call for transparency of COVID-19 models

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By C. Michael Barton, Marina Alberti, Daniel L. Ames, Jo-An Atkinson
| Science Magazine Verified
A hallmark of science is the open exchange of knowledge. At this time of crisis, it is more important than ever for scientists around the world to openly share their knowledge, expertise, tools, and technology. Scientific models are critical tools for anticipating, predicting, and responding to complex biological, social, and environmental crises, including pandemics.
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