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    Using AI to map disaster damage for faster rescue and recovery

    Texas A&M researchers say the system can assess up to 2,000 homes in seven minutes.

    CLARKE, developed by researchers at Texas A&M University, can assess up to 2,000 homes in seven minutes.

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    Using AI to map disaster damage for faster rescue and recovery
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    Rapidly assessing many homes could help responders prioritize where to focus after a disaster. The reported speed suggests AI may make damage mapping more efficient during recovery efforts.

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