RS-Claw enables remote sensing agents to actively explore tools via hierarchical skill trees, achieving up to 86% token compression and outperforming flat registration and RAG baselines on Earth-Bench.
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GeoAgentBench supplies a live execution environment and Plan-and-React architecture that lets tool-using AI agents handle multi-step GIS tasks more robustly than prior static evaluation methods.
RemoteAgent uses RL fine-tuning on VagueEO to align MLLMs for vague EO intent recognition, handling simple tasks internally and routing dense predictions to tools via Model Context Protocol.
The paper delivers the first comprehensive review and unified taxonomy of agentic AI in remote sensing, covering single-agent copilots, multi-agent systems, planning mechanisms, benchmarks, and a roadmap while noting limitations in grounding and safety.
Agentic AI faces structural challenges in remote sensing due to geospatial data properties and workflow constraints, requiring EO-native agents built around structured state, tool-aware reasoning, and validity-aware evaluation.
The LMMP framework improves tool-calling accuracy and task success rates for Earth observation agents by grounding plans in multimodal features and remote sensing expert knowledge via a two-stage training process.
The paper delivers a unified review and roadmap of Earth science foundation models, structured by capability depth from perception to agentic reasoning and by application breadth across atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere, biosphere, anthroposphere, and cryosphere, while compiling over 200 datasets
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RS-Claw: Progressive Active Tool Exploration via Hierarchical Skill Trees for Remote Sensing Agents
RS-Claw enables remote sensing agents to actively explore tools via hierarchical skill trees, achieving up to 86% token compression and outperforming flat registration and RAG baselines on Earth-Bench.
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GeoAgentBench: A Dynamic Execution Benchmark for Tool-Augmented Agents in Spatial Analysis
GeoAgentBench supplies a live execution environment and Plan-and-React architecture that lets tool-using AI agents handle multi-step GIS tasks more robustly than prior static evaluation methods.
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RemoteAgent: Bridging Vague Human Intents and Earth Observation with RL-based Agentic MLLMs
RemoteAgent uses RL fine-tuning on VagueEO to align MLLMs for vague EO intent recognition, handling simple tasks internally and routing dense predictions to tools via Model Context Protocol.
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Agentic AI in Remote Sensing: Foundations, Taxonomy, and Emerging Systems
The paper delivers the first comprehensive review and unified taxonomy of agentic AI in remote sensing, covering single-agent copilots, multi-agent systems, planning mechanisms, benchmarks, and a roadmap while noting limitations in grounding and safety.
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Agentic AI for Remote Sensing: Technical Challenges and Research Directions
Agentic AI faces structural challenges in remote sensing due to geospatial data properties and workflow constraints, requiring EO-native agents built around structured state, tool-aware reasoning, and validity-aware evaluation.
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Bridging Perception and Action: A Lightweight Multimodal Meta-Planner Framework for Robust Earth Observation Agents
The LMMP framework improves tool-calling accuracy and task success rates for Earth observation agents by grounding plans in multimodal features and remote sensing expert knowledge via a two-stage training process.
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Earth Science Foundation Models: From Perception to Reasoning and Discovery
The paper delivers a unified review and roadmap of Earth science foundation models, structured by capability depth from perception to agentic reasoning and by application breadth across atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere, biosphere, anthroposphere, and cryosphere, while compiling over 200 datasets