Webvalley 2024 | Sensing the ionosphere with AI: learning from satellite data
In 2024, the team of about 20 students, collaborating with researchers from the Bruno Kessler Foundation (FBK), the University of Trento (UniTN) and the National Institute for Nuclear Physics (INFN), will embark on an exciting project in Artificial Intelligence. This initiative will focus on the cutting-edge field of satellite data analysis. The project will leverage the potential of the CSES-01 satellite (China Seismo Electromagnetic Satellite) payloads, particularly the High Energy Particle Detector Limadou HEPD-01. Diverse applications will be explored, including analysis of time correlation with seismic and space weather events.
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