Food & land

Simulates crop growth under specified weather, soil and management conditions.

Finds environmental features in satellite imagery through examples, search and review.

Connects energy, water, land, economy and climate in regional and global scenarios.

Maps and values ecosystem services in terrestrial, freshwater, coastal and urban settings.

Part of Google Earth AI; given a user's local outcome data such as disease rates or crop yields, it picks relevant population and satellite signals and trains models for spatial prediction, downscaling and forecasting.

How might land-use changes affect water, habitat, carbon or agricultural production?

Argentine network of rural organizations, technicians and researchers, grown out of Cooperativa Ayllu, CEFIC and reGOSH in Mendoza, that builds open-hardware instruments and a soil-data web app so farmers can track soil health through agroecological transitions.

The 1972 Club of Rome report by Meadows, Meadows, Randers and Behrens that used the World3 system-dynamics model to ask whether exponential growth in population and industry could continue on a finite planet.

Jay Forrester's 1971 system-dynamics model of the world as one system of population, capital, food, resources and pollution; the model behind The Limits to Growth.