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How We Built NASA's Zero-Shot Detector for Gas Leaks from Space
We trained one model on methane. Without retraining, it also maps carbon monoxide, ammonia and nitrogen dioxide plumes, including the first automated CO detections from NASA’s EMIT. The post How We Built NASA's Zero-Shot Detector for Gas Leaks from Space appeared first on Towards Data Science.
We trained one model on methane. Without retraining, it also maps carbon monoxide, ammonia and nitrogen dioxide plumes, including the first automated CO detections from NASA’s EMIT. The post How We Built NASA's Zero-Shot Detector for Gas Leaks from Space appeared first on Towards Data Science.
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