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On Slicks and Satellites: An Open Source Guide to Marine Oil Spill Detection

Published: August 30, 2024 07:01

Almost every week, oil spills are reported somewhere in the world. From ships dumping contaminating ballast water or breaking down on coral reefs, to direct attacks on oil pipelines and tankers. The larger the spill, the bigger the media attention. This…

Indian Sites Spreading Harmful Disinformation Are Earning Money Through Google’s Ads

Published: August 29, 2024 03:30

In August 2022, four Muslim men were arrested after they were accused of causing deadly floods that hit the north-east Indian state of Assam.  A barrage of comments on social media claimed that they were waging “flood jihad” in the Hindu-majority city of…

Chasing Shadows: Geolocate Images with Bellingcat’s Shadow Finder Tool

Published: August 22, 2024 09:04

Geolocation is often a time-consuming task. Researchers often spend hours poring over photos, scouring satellite images and sifting through street view. But what if there was another way to quickly narrow down your search area? Bellingcat’s new Shadow…

Easy AI: A Simplified Approach to Classifying Images with Off-the-Shelf Image Models

Published: August 15, 2024 09:00

Suppose you’ve scraped thousands of images from a Telegram group or social media site, some of which may be crucial to an investigation of an ongoing conflict. You’re looking specifically for photos and videos of weapons, but these are mixed in with memes,…

A Beginner’s Guide to Identifying Explosive Ordnance in Social Media Imagery

Published: July 31, 2024 08:00

Note: Explosive ordnance (EO) are extremely dangerous. Never approach them unless you are explicitly trained to do so. When posting about potentially explosive objects online, do not encourage others to interact with them. If you come across any potential…