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Winner of the SFI AI for Societal Good Challenge, the TAPAS project (co-funded by the Department of Foreign Affairs) is combining AI and satellite imagery to measure how agriculture is adapting to climate stress.

The Challenge: Enabling countries to develop evidence-based means of measuring, reporting and verifying climate change adaptation in the agri-food sector. 

The Solution: The TAPAS team will develop an AI-based approach that enables the agri-food sector to assess climatic perturbations. The proposed technology will initially focus on characterising climate change in the developing world but will be scalable for implementation globally to support national governments' compliance with the UNFCCC resolutions. 

UN SDG Alignment: GOAL 13: Climate Action

Team: Aaron Golden (NUIG), Charles Spillane (NUIG), Andy Jarvis (International Center for Tropical Agriculture)

In this image there are two men standing outside in a park with trees and green grass behind them.
Prof Charles Spillane, Director Ryan Institute NUI Galway, and Dr Aaron Golden, School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences, NUI Galway, lead and co-lead on the TAPAS project

Science to the Rescue

TAPAS featured as part of the Science to the Rescue online series. Listen to the podcast and watch the webisode:

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