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3 books on Weather [PDF]
January 12, 2025 | 24 |
Books on Weather serve as valuable resources for startups dedicated to advancing AI-based weather forecasting solutions. These resources offer a comprehensive foundation, covering various aspects of meteorology, climate science, and data analysis techniques essential for accurate weather predictions. They delve into topics such as numerical weather modeling, remote sensing, and climate simulations, providing insights into the complex processes that govern weather patterns. Moreover, these books often include practical examples, case studies, and best practices, allowing startups to learn from successful weather forecasting models and implementations.
1. Artificial Intelligence in Short
2024 by Ryan Richardson Barrett
Artificial Intelligence in Short is not just a book; it’s your cheerful guide to the wonderfully baffling world of thinking machines, minus the headache of equations or impenetrable jargon. Like a friendly hitchhiker’s guide to the galaxy of AI, it sweeps you through the zany evolution of cybernetic dreams, demystifies inscrutable acronyms like “ML” (which, spoiler, is not a sandwich) and explains why machines pretending to understand us isn’t nearly as creepy as it sounds. From the sparkly wonders of computer vision (think digital eyes with questionable taste) to ethical dilemmas that make humans look like amateurs, this book takes the enormous brain of AI and squashes it into something you can read on your lunch break. Oh and did we mention it’s packed with real-world examples to reassure you that yes, your toaster is still not planning a coup?
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2. Artificial Intelligence for Space: AI4SPACE: Trends, Applications, and Perspectives
2023 by Matteo Madi, Olga Sokolova
Artificial Intelligence for Space: AI4SPACE: Trends, Applications and Perspectives is the kind of book that takes a rocket-fueled dive into the cosmic chaos of the modern space industry and says, “Well, isn’t this a lovely mess to sort out!” Penned by Prof. Dr. Oliver Ullrich—who sounds like he moonlights as a supervillain with an impeccable CV—it’s a whirlwind journey through the baffling brilliance of AI’s role in space exploration. Expect to encounter everything from AI-powered space robots that can probably outwit your toaster to Earth Observation systems that know more about your backyard than you do. And let’s not forget the tantalizing prospect of space tourism, where AI might ensure that your orbital jaunt doesn’t turn into the plot of a disaster movie. Whether you’re a space engineer, a policy maker, or just someone who enjoys a good think about the cosmos while sipping tea, this book provides a galaxy’s worth of insights, delivered with the kind of interstellar flair that makes you wonder if AI is already quietly running the universe.
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3. Artificial Intelligence of Things for Weather Forecasting and Climatic Behavioral Analysis
2022 by Gupta, Rajeev Kumar, Jain, Arti, Wang, John, Singh, Ved Prakash, Bharti, Santosh
In a universe not entirely unlike our own, where clouds sometimes seem suspiciously sentient and weather forecasts are about as reliable as a pub napkin horoscope, Artificial Intelligence of Things for Weather Forecasting and Climatic Behavioral Analysis boldly asks: what if we handed the whole mess over to a bunch of clever gadgets with a fondness for big data? This book dives headfirst into the madcap world of AIoT (Artificial Intelligence of Things) — a place where your toaster might secretly be plotting to predict hurricanes. From the eccentricities of deep learning to the fine art of meteorological remote sensing, it unravels how these digital contraptions can outthink traditional methods (which, let’s face it, often feel like they involve a coin toss). Whether you’re a data scientist, disaster manager, or simply someone who wonders why it always rains on your picnic, this tome offers a roadmap to a future where even the weather might make sense. Almost.
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1. Artificial Intelligence in Short
2024 by Ryan Richardson Barrett
Artificial Intelligence in Short is not just a book; it’s your cheerful guide to the wonderfully baffling world of thinking machines, minus the headache of equations or impenetrable jargon. Like a friendly hitchhiker’s guide to the galaxy of AI, it sweeps you through the zany evolution of cybernetic dreams, demystifies inscrutable acronyms like “ML” (which, spoiler, is not a sandwich) and explains why machines pretending to understand us isn’t nearly as creepy as it sounds. From the sparkly wonders of computer vision (think digital eyes with questionable taste) to ethical dilemmas that make humans look like amateurs, this book takes the enormous brain of AI and squashes it into something you can read on your lunch break. Oh and did we mention it’s packed with real-world examples to reassure you that yes, your toaster is still not planning a coup?
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2. Artificial Intelligence for Space: AI4SPACE: Trends, Applications, and Perspectives
2023 by Matteo Madi, Olga Sokolova
Artificial Intelligence for Space: AI4SPACE: Trends, Applications and Perspectives is the kind of book that takes a rocket-fueled dive into the cosmic chaos of the modern space industry and says, “Well, isn’t this a lovely mess to sort out!” Penned by Prof. Dr. Oliver Ullrich—who sounds like he moonlights as a supervillain with an impeccable CV—it’s a whirlwind journey through the baffling brilliance of AI’s role in space exploration. Expect to encounter everything from AI-powered space robots that can probably outwit your toaster to Earth Observation systems that know more about your backyard than you do. And let’s not forget the tantalizing prospect of space tourism, where AI might ensure that your orbital jaunt doesn’t turn into the plot of a disaster movie. Whether you’re a space engineer, a policy maker, or just someone who enjoys a good think about the cosmos while sipping tea, this book provides a galaxy’s worth of insights, delivered with the kind of interstellar flair that makes you wonder if AI is already quietly running the universe.
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3. Artificial Intelligence of Things for Weather Forecasting and Climatic Behavioral Analysis
2022 by Gupta, Rajeev Kumar, Jain, Arti, Wang, John, Singh, Ved Prakash, Bharti, Santosh
In a universe not entirely unlike our own, where clouds sometimes seem suspiciously sentient and weather forecasts are about as reliable as a pub napkin horoscope, Artificial Intelligence of Things for Weather Forecasting and Climatic Behavioral Analysis boldly asks: what if we handed the whole mess over to a bunch of clever gadgets with a fondness for big data? This book dives headfirst into the madcap world of AIoT (Artificial Intelligence of Things) — a place where your toaster might secretly be plotting to predict hurricanes. From the eccentricities of deep learning to the fine art of meteorological remote sensing, it unravels how these digital contraptions can outthink traditional methods (which, let’s face it, often feel like they involve a coin toss). Whether you’re a data scientist, disaster manager, or simply someone who wonders why it always rains on your picnic, this tome offers a roadmap to a future where even the weather might make sense. Almost.
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2. Enter Book ID to the search box and press Enter
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* - note that for yellow books only preview pages are downloaded
