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    Google Earth AI prototype reportedly helped pinpoint 48 exposed settlements during DRC Ebola outbreak

    Google says its WHOAFRO partners used the prototype to locate more than 45,500 at-risk people in minutes.

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    Google says its WHOAFRO partners used a prototype Geospatial Reasoning agent during an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The team mapped areas with high exposure risk and human mobility, pinpointing 48 exposed settlements and locating more than 45,500 at-risk people in minutes—a process Google says normally takes weeks. Google says the system combines environmental data and population patterns to help forecast disease spread.

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    Google@GoogleForecasting where a disease outbreak might spread usually requires weeks of stitching together fragmented satellite imagery, census tables, and local health records. Now, new research shows how Google Earth AI can help communities address public health crises more quickly and proactively. By combining insights beyond simple statistics — like behavioral trends, geospatial AI models, and more — public health teams can better understand complex public health issues, bridge reporting gaps, and shift emergency response from reactive management to proactive prevention.1h

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    Google@GoogleForecasting where a disease outbreak might spread usually requires weeks of stitching together fragmented satellite imagery, census tables, and local health records. Now, new research shows how Google Earth AI can help communities address public health crises more quickly and proactively. By combining insights beyond simple statistics — like behavioral trends, geospatial AI models, and more — public health teams can better understand complex public health issues, bridge reporting gaps, and shift emergency response from reactive management to proactive prevention.1h