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Data scarcity to strategic insight: monitoring global SDG progress using big earth data and AI
Evidence-informed sustainable development goals (SDGs) remain constrained by incomplete, geographically uneven and temporally sparse reporting. This study implements a systematic approach using 20 peer-reviewed Big Earth Data and artificial intelligence (AI)-derived datasets to address monitoring
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