How AI models biodiversity in Occitanie

Researchers use digital twins to simulate ecosystems and predict species behavior in the French region

Scientists at the University of Toulouse are developing digital twins of ecosystems in Occitanie, a region in southern France, to better understand and manage biodiversity.

The digital twins use machine learning algorithms to simulate the behavior of species and their interactions with the environment.

The goal is to use this information to inform conservation efforts and predict how species populations will change over time.