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AWS adds 46 new or updated datasets to open-data registry

An October 11 AWS quarterly post covers 46 datasets added or updated in its registry. The company says the program makes over 400 petabytes publicly available; that is the total collection, not the new additions.

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Artemis and Image Safari include over 7.4 million field images across two datasets, 18 crop species and 11 countries. AWS says these data can support plant-disease detection and agricultural monitoring research.

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