🌍 Where does AI meet Earth Observation? Here are some key tools and our latest publications. 🚀 We’re excited to launch the GeoAI Compendium 2026: Mapping Disaster Resilience, a practical reference showcasing proven geospatial AI practices from the UN-SPIDER Regional Support Offices (RSOs). 🛰️ The Compendium brings together real-world methods, data, and results, helping agencies worldwide replicate and adapt AI approaches for hazards such as wildfires, floods, landslides, coastal erosion, and water scarcity. 🎯 Thanks to open data and transparent models, AI capabilities once limited to major space agencies are becoming accessible to organizations with modest resources, supporting faster hazard detection, better forecasting, and stronger evidence-based decision-making. 📄 This launch builds on our recent policy brief, Ensuring Responsible AI in Space and Earth Observation, and the release of the Leveraging AI to Enhance Multi-Hazard Early Warning Systems (MHEWS) report during toda...