Everything happens somewhere – applying machine learning to geospatial analysis
Join the GeoAI Challenge in 2023 (second edition), a competition aimed at providing solutions for collaboratively addressing real-world geospatial problems by applying artificial intelligence (AI)/machine learning (ML). Through this platform, participants will attempt to address the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) related problems using real-world data. In addition, participants will acquire hands-on experience in AI/ML in areas relevant to solving SDGs and compete for prizes, recognition, and certificates.
Join the GeoAI Challenge in 2023 (second edition), a competition aimed at providing solutions for collaboratively addressing real-world geospatial problems by applying artificial intelligence (AI)/machine learning (ML). Through this platform, participants will attempt to address the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) related problems using real-world data. In addition, participants will acquire hands-on experience in AI/ML in areas relevant to solving SDGs and compete for prizes, recognition, and certificates.
ITU provides a state-of-the-art, free-of-charge compute platform to participants of the Challenge who do not have adequate access to compute in their respective institutions. The compute platform will provide participants with access to:
Free GPUs and CPUs
Hosted Jupyter notebook server
Python kernel
Pre-installed machine learning packages, e.g. PyTorch and Tensorflow
In some of the problem statements, a baseline or reference solution may be offered which may include implementations using Jupyter notebooks.
Crowdsourcing multiple solutions for high-impact problems that could improve real production AI/ML systems
Increasing awareness about the problem domain and your work either in research or business
Access to a growing and highly skilled talent pool of AI researchers, students, and professionals interested in the same problems as your group for further collaborations or hiring
