Introduction
The Space Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (SAIL) at SAASST is dedicated to advancing research in space science by leveraging cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) techniques. We address the increasing complexity of astronomical data, developing innovative AI solutions that enhance data processing and analysis for a variety of space-related projects.
Objectives
- Data-Driven Research: We utilize AI to automate data reduction and object detection, enhancing the analysis of both visual and numerical astronomical data.
- Supporting Laboratories: Our AI solutions streamline the vast amounts of data produced by various instruments, making it easier for scientists to interpret results and make significant discoveries.
- Satellite Data Utilization: We leverage satellite data to drive research projects that contribute to addressing environmental challenges and ultimately support the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
- AI Workshops and Lectures: SAIL conducts workshops and lectures to equip researchers and students with cutting-edge AI skills, helping to advance space science research and applications.
Our Projects
Meteor Reduction System
The Meteor Reduction System is a project developed by SAIL in collaboration with the UAE Meteor Monitoring Network (UAEMMN). The system is designed to automatically filter out false data captured by the UAEMMN cameras.
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Meteorite Recognition Model using UAVs
The Meteorite Detection Model Using UAVs is an innovative solution developed at SAIL to enhance the efficiency of meteorite hunting in challenging terrains. The system uses Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)
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Solar Burst Detection Alert System
The Solar Burst Detection Alert System is an AI-driven solution developed by SAIL to automatically monitor and detect solar bursts in real-time. Traditionally, researchers had to manually analyze spectrograms to identify solar bursts,
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Facilities and Expertise
Onboard Processors:
Our lab utilizes Jetson Nano and Raspberry Pi 3 onboard processors, which serve as platforms for deploying AI codes efficiently in various space science applications.
High-Performance Computing (HPC):
We operate an HPC system running on Linux to manage and process large-scale data, ensuring that even the most complex tasks can be completed swiftly and accurately.
