Water and carbon are key resources people rely on every day, from the availability of drinking water and preventing floods to storing carbon in forests and wetlands.
The National Science Foundation has awarded a $1.79 million grant to a University of Florida research team to develop artificial intelligence-powered tools that could help communities better understand these connections between water and carbon.
The project will use AI to predict how changes in land use, water availability and climate could affect these systems. Researchers will leverage UF’s HiPerGator supercomputer to process large amounts of environmental data and run the models needed to generate these forecasts.
Read more about NSF Awards UF $1.79M Grant To Harness AI-Powered Environmental Forecasting With Help From HiPerGator.
