NASA said Thursday that a new computer model that uses artificial intelligence could help predict dangerous space weather around the world with half an hour of advance warning.
NASA shared a video taken by its Solar Dynamic Observatory showing dark patches on the sun, giving the illusion of a smile. artificial intelligence and agency satellite dataThe model, called DAGGER , uses the technical tool to analyze spacecraft measurements of the solar wind and forecast where an impending solar storm will strike on Earth – with 30 minutes of advance warning.
The scientists had used A.I. to look for links between the solar wind and geomagnetic interruptions, applying a method called"deep learning" that trains computers to recognize patterns based on previous examples. In this handout from the Solar & Heliospheric Observatory, a major solar eruption is shown in progress Oct. 28, 2003.He noted that the computer code in the DAGGER model is open source, and could be adopted by power grid operators, satellite controllers, telecommunications companies and others to apply the predictions for specific needs.
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