Google DeepMind releases ForTy, a global AI-powered forest map for deforestation monitoring
Google DeepMind has developed and released ForTy, a new global forest map created using AI and satellite imagery. The company claims ForTy offers an annual series of forest cover data, including a 2020 baseline, and boasts 90.2% accuracy, outperforming existing EUDR maps. This tool is intended to aid in monitoring deforestation and supporting compliance with regulations like the EU Deforestation Regulation.
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- Google DeepMind developed a new global forest map
- The map is named ForTy
- It uses AI and satellite data
- It provides an annual series of forest cover data
- It includes a 2020 baseline/score
- Its purpose is to monitor deforestation and support EUDR compliance
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