ÆRTH is building an open source, distributed environmental data set, unifying on the ground research streams with satellite observation streams.
We are a pioneering DeSci network uniting global Ocean Science Institutions on 7 coasts, Marine Biologists, Soil Scientists, and Earth Observation experts.
Our science network is building multi modal data integration and shared computational resources to better model solutions for climate adaptation, biodiversity and regeneration strategies.
Our mission is to enable people to protect soil, food, air and clean water.
Defeating Moloch: Today we face the global coordination failure of protecting our life support systems.
Our planet is one interconnected environmental system, yet our data models are not.
This systemic issue has led to a waste of investment into ineffective solutions and a mystified "sustainable" asset class that poorly represents the realities of our Earth (Carbon, Biodiversity, SDG;s etc).
We want to empower the development of advanced predictive environmental models that can compute the complexity of our natural systems. We are creating unified, agreed upon tools and standards to facilitate coordination.
Fragmented Data: On ground environmental health data is siloed across organisations, formats, and standards, hindering comparison, collaboration, large scale computation and modeling efforts.
Lack of Interoperability: Without unified data frameworks, it's impossible to integrate predictive learning models across local, regional, and global scales.
Barriers to Adaptation: These data challenges cripple our ability to make informed, data-driven decisions for climate adaptation & large scale regeneration.
ÆRTH enables Earth-scale computation and increases environmental predictions within a unified, decentralised framework.
We are integrating diverse environmental data streams from large global research groups into one standardized, accessible framework. The goal is it to develop more effective solutions by enabling rapid information sharing and the ability to compute the complexities of a changing environment.
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Planet Earth
self funded