The (Hello) World, The Universe and Uranus
summary
Starts in computational cosmology running billion‑particle simulations on HPC using C/C++ and MPI to reproduce large‑scale structure, then pivots to Earth observation with Sentinel multispectral data (Sentinel multispectral every 5 days), using NDVI and deep‑learning segmentation plus a daily fire‑hazard index for Sardinia that combines satellite dryness metrics with meteorological API data and historical training to predict risk for Italian agencies. Parallel music project yields a GitHub executable song with 1,700 GitHub stars and JetBrains‑backed patch fixing a NullPointerException fix so the code now runs.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:00Cosmological simulations
- 8:11Transition to machine learning
- 9:28Earth observation with AI
- 15:24Fire hazard monitoring
- 17:51Music and performance
- 22:22Hello world and code
- 28:40Swedish influences
- 33:57Q&A and conclusion
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