ArticlePNAS nexus2025
Remote sensing intelligent interpretation brain: Real-time intelligent understanding of the Earth.
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Abstract
The large-scale understanding of nature and human activities in real time cannot be separated from Earth observation. Existing monitoring techniques, however, rely primarily on offline processing, with a separation between software and hardware in collection, processing and transmission processes. This limits the ability and timeliness in response to emergency tasks such as disaster relief and nighttime rescue. Our brain can process real-time information across different scales and modalities through perception, cognition, transmission, and decision-making, to take informed actions rapidly. Such an intelligent ability inspires us to establish a novel remote sensing intelligent interpretation brain (RSI2_Brain), by combining multimodal data processing, network transmission and communication on-the-fly, to demonstrate new understanding of the Earth. The RSI2_Brain can operate as online acquisition, real-time processing and transmission with low computational power and communication blocking constraints. It, therefore, has practical utility and wide applicability in extremely harsh conditions, providing all-day and online response automatically.
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