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#geospatial #artificialintelligence automated change monitoring of vast areas for #earthobservation #remotesensing #GEOINT

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@bp22 @SkyfiApp Yep - and when something changes it's even cooler.

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@inquirerdotnet Start monitoring early and expose them before the lies take hold eg use @trollexposernow

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What happens when the taxman discovers #AI : https://t.co/t9yr0C3e6E

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@duandang How about a link or some specifics?

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Satellite imagery analysis shows that China continues to build on artificial island Subi Reef in the South China Sea. https://t.co/c3B7QfPROt

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The Chinese military base on Subi Reef (Zamora Reef to Filipinos) in the #SpratlyIslands continues to be expanded with more construction in the last 4 months, according to satellite image analysis of May 5 image (image credit @AirbusSpace) https://t.co/c3B7Qg7sG1

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China continues to build on reclaimed Subi Reef in the South China Sea. This military base was formerly a coral reef that was turned into an island by the Chinese in an act of biological mass destruction. https://t.co/c3B7QfPROt

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BREAKING NEWS: satellite imagery reveals new structures and 7 active construction sites on Subi Reef in the South China Sea, 13 nautical miles from Philippine territory: https://t.co/c3B7Qg7sG1

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Satellite imagery from May 5, 2022 reveals 7 active construction sites on the Subi Reef Chinese military base in the West Philippine Sea https://t.co/c3B7Qg7sG1

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Read our latest update about the South China Sea here: https://t.co/c3B7Qg7sG1

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@maracepeda @rapplerdotcom Satellite imagery from May 5, 2022 reveals 7 active construction sites on the Subi Reef Chinese military base in the West Philippine Sea https://t.co/c3B7QfPROt

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Breaking News: 7 Active Construction Sites Discovered On PRC-held Bahura Ng Zamora (Subi Reef) Military Base Within 13 Nautical Miles Of Pag-asa Island#WestPhilippineSea https://t.co/c3B7QfPROt @NYMWPS #SouthChinaSea @manilabulletin

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...also known as "Zamora Reef" to the #philippines. More details on the claims to this reef here: https://t.co/Htjy01sTt0

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New #southchinasea alert re Subi Reef 7 Areas with Changes Detected. #Philippines #WPS sent to our subscribers already. Get it free here: https://t.co/c3B7Qg7sG1

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@FedorovMykhailo btw we can analyze SAR imagery too once you get the images. Let us help #Ukraine

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Our team at @simularity is offering free analysis of #drone & #satelliteimagery using our #AI https://t.co/P1rgEEhj7z to help #Ukraine forces id unusual changes on the ground faster. Let us help ✊. 🇺🇦Contact us.

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We're excited to have our CEO as a Panelist for Rethinking Philippine National Security Strategy towards a Stronger Maritime Defense and Security Posture Feb 28 @StratbaseADRi

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@DavidAgranovich Thanks! Sent an email to your website from your twitter profile.

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@DavisAntigone How does one report coordinated inauthentic behavior (i.e. a network of accounts, pages, and groups that are tightly coordinated) to Facebook? There are ways to report on individual accounts, individual groups, individual content, but how about coordinated behavior?

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@DavidAgranovich How does one report this type of coordinated behavior to Facebook? If one can discern the evidence of coordination, how do we get this info to you?