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Could a Better Message Save Lives?

Imagine you’re at the beach, enjoying the serene sound of waves, when your phone buzzes with an emergency alert: “Tsunami warning issued. Evacuate immediately.” Would you know where to go? Would you act quickly enough? Tsunamis can strike with devastating force and little warning, making effective communication a matter of life and death. Researchers have […]

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Geology

How Earthquakes Shook Pompeii:

Picture this: the ground beneath your feet begins to tremble as the towering Mt. Vesuvius rumbles to life, spewing ash and pumice into the sky. In the blink of an eye, the bustling city of Pompeii is engulfed in chaos. For centuries, we’ve known the tragic story of Pompeii’s destruction by the volcanic eruption in […]

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Geology

Could Icebergs Quench Global Thirst? Iceberg Towing Dream

Imagine a world where the solution to drought lies not in the clouds, but in the icy expanses of Antarctica. Picture colossal icebergs, not as frigid relics of the polar regions, but as potential lifelines for parched cities. This might sound like the plot of a science fiction novel, but it’s a concept that scientists […]

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Geology

Catching Hidden Faults

Belt conveyors are a staple in industries ranging from manufacturing to mining. These machines efficiently move large quantities of materials over long distances. However, the conveyor’s numerous rollers are prone to faults, leading to costly breakdowns and even dangerous situations. Recently, researchers have explored an innovative solution to this problem using thermal infrared imaging. This […]

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Geology

HotLINK: Unleashing Machine Learning to Detect Volcanic Eruptions from Space

Volcanoes are captivating yet formidable forces of nature, often striking fear into those living in their shadows. But what if scientists could predict their violent eruptions before they occur? That’s precisely what the Hotspot Learning and Identification Network, or HotLINK, aims to achieve. By leveraging the power of machine learning and satellite imagery, HotLINK offers […]

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