Loic Landrieu

Combined advances in deep learning and Earth Observation technology have ushered in a new era of remote sensing. We are now able to efficiently oversee agricultural and forest lands at an unprecedented scale, and start to address pressing ecological challenges.

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For this LaSTIG seminar, three international researchers will present their work on the subject, as well as three students from our lab:

9h30-11h20

• Charlotte Pelletier, IRISA, Univ. Bretagne Sud: « Deep Learning for the Analysis of Remote Sensing Time Series »
• Prof. Jan Dirk Wegner, EcoVision, ETH Zurich: « Towards High Carbon Stock Maps at Global Scale »
• Vivien Sainte Fare Garnot, IGN-LaSTIG-Univ. Gustave Eiffel: « Panoptic Segmentation of Satellite Images »

11h30-12h45

• Marc Russwurm, Computational Science and Earth Observation Laboratory, EPFL: « Data-Driven Vegetation Modeling and Tackling Representation Shift with Few-Shot Meta-Learning Methods »
• Ekaterina Kalinicheva, IGN, INRAE: « Weakly Supervized Vegetation Stratum Analysis from Aerial LiDAR »
• Felix Quinton, IGN-LaSTIG-Univ. Gustave Eiffel: « Modeling Crop Rotations with Deep Learning »

The first four talks will be 25min + 10min question; the last two talks will be 15min + 5min.

To get the zoom link, please register . For questions, you can contact me at:

loic.landrieu AT ign.fr .

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