München: Georg-Elser-Preis für Buschheuer
Von Bernd Kastner Michael Buschheuer kommt zu spät, er hat vom Auto aus schon angerufen und um Entschuldigung gebeten. Während man also wartet, schaut ein älterer Herr vorbei und grinst: „Er holt gerade seinen Heiligenschein ab.“
Europe’s migration crisis seen from orbit
REGENSBURG, Germany – In images taken from a satellite floating 400 kilometers above the Earth, Europe’s humanitarian crisis shows up as white pixels against the blue-green vastness of the Mediterranean. Captured by the sensors in space, small overcrowded boats with migrants leaving Africa headed north look like tiny white comets bursting through the ocean, leaving a tail where they stir waves.
NGO uses satellite imagery to prevent migrant deaths in the Mediterranean
German charity Space-Eye is developing artificial intelligence to hold states to account A German NGO has begun developing artificial intelligence to detect migrant boats making the perilous journey across the Mediterranean using satellite imagery.
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Sea-Eye rescue organization to get support via satellite imagery
The German-run private rescue organization „Sea-Eye“ is getting help from space to better serve its mission to rescue migrant boats in distress in the Mediterranean. On Friday, Sea-Eye founder Michael Buschheuer announced the launch of a new charity called „Space-Eye,“ which is to start reconnaissance and documentation work on the maritime zone off the Libyan coast „in the coming weeks.“
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