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Earth Surface Immune System for Rapid Monitoring of Unknown Anomalies
Earth surface anomalies, driven by escalating climate change, and expanding human activities, are increasing in both frequency and diversity, yet their limited historical data and unpredictability make them fundamentally different from conventional remote sensing targets. Existing methods address sp
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