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Published: 26 February 2025
Computer analysis of geospatial data could be made more environmentally-friendly thanks to researchers from UofG who are behind the development of the model, called ‘GeoAggregator’, which harnesses the power of machine learning to reduce the computational demands of analysing complex geospatial data sets.
