Digital technologies of the future — modern solutions in Earth sciences

The article discusses technologies that can radically change the development of many areas at once: artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, big data, wireless communication technologies, distributed registry systems. The authors consider a number of promising technologies of the near future that currently have prospects for application in Earth sciences.

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Geoinformatika
Published
2024-09-27
DOI
https://doi.org/10.47148/1609-364x-2024-3-53-63
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3
Primary Topic
Geological Modeling and Analysis
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Abstract

The article discusses technologies that can radically change the development of many areas at once: artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, big data, wireless communication technologies, distributed registry systems. The authors consider a number of promising technologies of the near future that currently have prospects for application in Earth sciences.

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