The reporter learned today from the Ministry of Natural Resources that the Ministry of Natural Resources and the National Development and Reform Commission recently issued implementation opinions on “artificial intelligence+natural resources” to accelerate large-scale and industrialized innovative applications of artificial intelligence in the field of natural resources and serve the “one map” intelligent upgrading of territorial spatial planning. Among them, the opinion clarifies the phased development goals: by 2028, achieve demonstration applications of artificial intelligence in the field of natural resources, build high-quality data sets, large models and smart devices in key directions such as spatio-temporal geographic information, territorial spatial planning and management, oceans, geological minerals, forestry and grassland, etc., and comprehensively improve the level of “one map” intelligence, forming typical application scenarios that can be replicated and promoted, and promote the development of new natural resource productivity. By 2030, artificial intelligence will be deeply integrated into the entire natural resource management chain, integrated to create a basic platform for intelligent territorial spatial management. Key core technologies and intelligent equipment will be safe and controllable, and the overall level of intelligent numerical management of natural resources will reach international leadership. Artificial intelligence will become an important engine leading the construction of ecological civilization and high-quality development. At the same time, the opinion proposed the overall layout of five artificial intelligence pilot platforms, covering spatio-temporal geographic information, territorial spatial planning and management, oceans, geological minerals, and forest grass directions to create a common service system integrating computational power supply, model training, algorithm iteration, scene verification, and ecological construction. At the same time, the opinion also launched eight major demonstration scenarios, covering integrated monitoring of the “sky, earth and sea network”, smart territorial spatial planning, natural resource asset management, and natural resource disaster management.

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