Finding purposely-hidden nuclear sites is hard. But new tools and datasets allow analysts to interactively explore huge geotemporal datasets. OmniSci has recently partnered with the Center for Nonproliferation Studies (CNS) and Planet to demonstrate how daily satellite imagery, machine learning for feature extraction, and interactive analytics can help make the world safer. CNS continually assesses potential nuclear missile production sites. It has found that in North Korea these are often hidden at the ends of new mountain roads. How can we turn this insight into actionable data?
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