The Vineyard and our region is a language. Habitat reads our words, concepts, and phrases to create a local language model. Stories become a medium for deeper community climate relationships. Write a story. It can be read and become a prompt for someone elses discovery. Here's a bit of how.
Scientists hope a sediment-laying strategy can help preserve the marine highway while restoring marshlands in Georgia. Can similar efforts work in Northeast marshes? Would it be worth it? [This article is a representative sample of content The Commons may publish in cooperation with our partners.]
The Commons is a member-supported climate medium that expands local engagement, amplifies regional climate media and continuously evolves public understanding of climate, its impacts and local informed response. Editorially Climate ≈ Life. We publish media to reinforce that maxim.
Habitat is a kowledge graphing tool that converts any text into local knowledge. In tech-speak, it is modular and pluggable, is built on best practices, and will be open source. It takes our words, graphs them into climate-domain relationships to build a public, evolving and local climate model.
Habitat is built locally, from the ground up, on Natural Language Processing and a graph database and neural network. It transforms climate-related information into structured, queryable knowledge. Habitat turns everyday documents and our own words into local climate knowledge-media.
