Author name: Corrado Grappiolo

The following is the abstract that we presented at the 35th International Geographical Congress in Dublin, Ireland, last 24-30th August (IGC2024). Authors Corrado Grappiolo1,Veeresh Gurusiddappa1, Saad Shahid1, Aimée Lally2, Oisín Boydell1, Shane Regan3, Eoghan Holohan4, and Alexis Hrysiewicz4 Abstract Peatlands are terrestrial wetland ecosystems found at all latitudes. Historically undervalued, their role in relation to …

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This is a compendium of the presentations we gave at the Explorium National Sports & Science Centre on 18th November 2024. During the session, we shared the peatland ecology mapping work of AI2PEAT and engaged the students in an interactive activity where they acted as a big machine learning model. Further Resources Presentation References Images …

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We have released PeatSense, a collaborative platform for global peatland condition monitoring and knowledge&data sharing! PeatSense is our answer to the challenges and needs we identified during the CONCEPT phase and the subsequent ideation workshop. PeatSense currently offers: Play with PeatSense and provide us with any feedback you may have regarding e.g. new functionalities, and …

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A Satellite-derived Peatland Ecotype Classification Method Using Artificial Neural Network Hierarchical Ensembles The following is the abstract that we will present at the forthcoming EGU General Assembly 2024 in Vienna, Austria. We will soon make another blog post with more juicy details! Authors Corrado Grappiolo1,Veeresh Gurusiddappa1,Shane Regan2,Oisín Boydell1,and Eoghan Holohan3 Abstract Being able to identify, …

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AI2Peat aims to contribute to the Conservation, Restoration and Monitoring (RCM) of peatlands in the most meaningful and useful way. To aim for that we follow a simple yet effective strategy: The more the contributors to our platform we have, the higher the chances to make something meaningful and useful. Care-Peat, LIFE Multi Peat, Peat …

Collaboration Stories (part 1 of many): Care-Peat, LIFE Multi Peat, Peat Hub Ireland and AI2Peat join forces! Read More »

Do you want to know how much you know about peatlands? No? It doesn’t really matter, you just landed on the right page! After months – if not decades – of research we have devised the ultimate test to assess the expertise level in peatlandness. All you have to do is answer these simple 4 …

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