Cyclone Gabrielle debris: Gisborne council wins award for AI mapping project
Gisborne council won an award for its Turning the Tide project, which uses AI mapping to address woody debris left by Cyclone Gabrielle. The project connects disaster recovery with geospatial technology.
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