Swiss Researchers Explore AI to Improve Natural Disaster Early Warning Systems
A team of scientists in Switzerland says artificial intelligence modeling could help forecast extreme weather events more accurately, according to a report by France 24.
Scientists have long cautioned that climate change is likely to bring more intense extreme weather events in the coming decades, according to France 24. As the frequency and severity of natural disasters increase, researchers are examining how societies can better prepare for such risks.
A group of researchers in Switzerland believes that artificial intelligence modeling could help transform existing forecasting systems, France 24 reported. The report did not specify further technical details about the AI models being developed or tested.
The Swiss team's work reflects a broader global effort among scientists to explore how emerging technologies, including AI, might be used to detect early warning signs of natural disasters and improve disaster preparedness, according to the report.
France 24 did not name the specific institution or researchers involved, nor did it provide additional details on the timeline for potential implementation of such AI-based forecasting tools.
Sources
- Swiss researchers use AI to detect early warning signs of natural disasters — France 24 — English
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