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OCELOT: Planetary-Scale Species Distribution Modeling with Satellite Foundation Embeddings
Large-scale repositories of species observations now contain billions of occurrence records from around the world, but these sightings cluster heavily in human-accessible areas. Existing models use only a small fraction of these records and are not evaluated on extrapolating to remote, unvisited reg
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