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Al perceives like a local: predicting citizen deprivation perception using satellite imagery

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Al perceives like a local: predicting citizen deprivation perception using satellite imagery

A. Abascal, S. Vanhuysse, et al.

This innovative research by Angela Abascal and colleagues explores how satellite imagery and AI can predict citizen perceptions of deprivation in urban settings. By leveraging deep learning and citizen science, the team effectively prioritizes urban needs and guides policy implementation for sustainable development.

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