Ecological Informatics

[Ecological Informatics @ECOLINFORM]

Machine learning approaches to recognise insects!

Now available at:
https://t.co/8DHdayDuyk

by Midori Tuda and Alejandro Isabel Luna-Maldonado

@ElsEnviron
@EcolInform

[BirdLife International @BirdLife_News]

The @UN summit on biodiversity is scheduled to be held in New York this month and there is more clear evidence of the strong link between our health and the Planet's health. 🌍💚
#1Planet1Right
https://t.co/djnemG5MeM

[Oceana @oceana]

BEAUTIFUL: A ribbon eel swimming by.

[Copernicus EU @CopernicusEU]

📈What is the #airquality of your city?

@EUEnvironment provides real-time date on the quality of the air we breath.

👉https://t.co/hzVifNwlMW

ℹ️European #airqualityindex website uses data 🛰️🇪🇺 from Copernicus #Atmosphere Monitoring service, implemented by @CopernicusECMWF.

[Ecological Informatics @ECOLINFORM]

Amazing cyanobacterial blooms in Ecological Informatics!
Now available at:
https://t.co/QrEhn2OG6a

by Elizabeth M. Isenstein, Daeyoung Kim and Mi-Hyun Park
@ElsEnviron
@Ecolinform

[Oceana @oceana]

#FunFact: A walrus tusk can reach three feet long!

[Copernicus Marine @CMEMS_EU]

Have you seen our new Pretty View #ocean data viewing tool? You will find different interactive parameters with global and specific regions! We invite you to visually explore our catalogue. https://t.co/dlGwn4Lbut

[Federico De Pascalis @fdepa1]

Our new paper predicting the future spread of the #invasive P. setaceum in #Tenerife is out now, lead by the great @DaReDaniele1!🌾🌾🌾⛰https://t.co/lQZE4c0EzK
#alienspecies #ClimateChange #canaryislands

[Group on Earth Observations @GEOSecretariat]

Calling #tech #innovators!

Design and build #software solutions to support #land use planning with @UNCCD to monitor and report on #SDG 15.3.1 proportion of land that is degraded over total land area.

Prize valued at $100,000 for the winning team!
https://t.co/0d9uN4jq5T

[IUCN Red List @IUCNRedList]

Insufficient funding for #zoos due to #COVID19 could lead to extinctions. At least 77 species of plants and animals are Extinct in the Wild on the Red List, depending on human care for survival.

Read more in @ScienceMagazine: https://t.co/hIbPgRHaUT

[Earth Observation - only eor-wuerzburg.bsky.social @eo_wuerzburg]

New Book “Intro to Spatial Data Analysis” finally arrived https://t.co/DjtIV3KKTa

[Copernicus Marine @CMEMS_EU]

Discover 3 new #OceanMonitoringIndicators that cover #winds & subsequent #upwelling. They include #ocean surface winds, transient winds & Ekman upwelling anomalies. Vital for understanding the ocean-#atmosphere interface,& identifying #natural variability.
https://t.co/f5Kt3XO0PQ

[Ecological Informatics @ECOLINFORM]

Phenology uncertainty with large scale image processing!

A great manuscript by Guilherme Rezende Alles and colleagues.
https://t.co/SmDAhhSZs2

Now in Ecological Informatics
@ECOLINFORM
@ElsEnviron

[CultureVolcan @CultureVolcan]

#volcan #volcano #Raung l'éruption se poursuit et semble construire un petit cône de scories...dans le cône de scorie construit en 2015/Eruption is ongoing and seems building a small scoria cone...in the 2015 scoria cone; via @sentinel_hub @esa @CopernicusEU

[Civil Eats @CivilEats]

Incorporating trees into farmland benefits everything from soil health to crop production to the climate. Investors say it might also yields profits. https://t.co/OGAJD7VA2b

[Oceana @oceana]

DID YOU KNOW? More than 70% of the Earth’s surface is covered by ocean. Learn more: https://t.co/9lVGdqr4Jn

[Oceana @oceana]

#Bedtime. 😴

[Ecological Informatics @ECOLINFORM]

Tropical bird and frog species recognized by soundscape recordings and convolutional neural networks.

A great paper by Jack LeBien and colleagues now in Ecological Informatics @ECOLINFORM

https://t.co/kCI07wIBCR

@ElsevierNews
@ElsEnviron

[Ecological Informatics @ECOLINFORM]

Quite a stable impact factor over the years. Submit your paper at:
https://t.co/6hJaItCARt

@ElsevierNews
@ElsEnviron
@Ecolinform

[BirdLife International @BirdLife_News]

The redder the better?
🐦Just because a male is a brilliant shade of red... does that mean he’s stronger or more fit than his duller-colored competitors? Learn more by listening to the @BirdNoteRadio podcast ➡️ https://t.co/Bc9P4jmWJ4
📷Tina Nord