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“I have always wanted to find ways to use my skills in the geospatial world to help contribute to making a positive impact on the environment and/or for others’ livelihoods. Being an Earth Science Review Board member would give me an opportunity to put my GIS analysis and environmental science knowledge to work, helping to improve our world”

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When Early Warning Becomes the Test Case: Comparing ITU’s New AI Report with Lifelines’ GeoAI Findings

Two independent reports on AI in humanitarian action reach the same conclusions from different angles. This piece compares ITU’s new early warning report with NASA Lifelines’ own GeoAI findings on trust, co-design, and connectivity.
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Leveraging AI to Enhance Multi-Hazard Early Warning Systems

This ITU report examines how AI is strengthening each stage of the early warning cycle, from risk knowledge to preparedness, through five real world deployments including Tonga, Liberia, and Colombia. It pairs well with NASA Lifelines’ own GeoAI for Humanitarian Action report, which explores the same trust and adoption barriers across the full crisis lifecycle.
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Devex Dish: Can AI speed up aid delivery? Yes, but don’t expect miracles

This Devex article features AF-PULSE, a GeoAI platform used by the UN World Food Programme to track risks to food supply chains across Afghanistan and inform more effective and efficient humanitarian aid delivery.
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SYEPG Supper Club: Building Resilience Through Geospatial Intelligence and Systems Thinking

NASA Lifelines joined SYEPG youth partners for a July 13 Supper Club on pairing satellite data with local and indigenous knowledge to build community resilience.

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