Dr. Marco Körner, from the Technical University of Munich is giving a talk on ” Why you should NOT only look once: Multi-temporal models for analyzing optical remote sensing data”
Abstract:
Due to their impressive performance, the use of feed-forward deep convolutional neural network models became state-of-the-art for semantic segmentation tasks considering persistent objects in natural and […]
Last 13-17 March took place the MSCJ-LIFE Spring School on “Statistical Analysis of Hyperspectral and High-Dimensional Remote-Sensing Data” organized by the FSU Jena GIScience group and supported by the MSCJ. The event was a nice opportunity for national and international young researchers to deep their knowledge on spatial statistics and its application to remote sensing […]
The GIScience group from the FSU is organizing the next MSCJ-LIFE Spring School dedicated to the state of the art on statistical analysis of high-dimensional and especially hyperspectral data. It will consist on a mixture of theoretical sessions and practical applications using R carried on by leading experts in the field.
You can find some more […]
Until 15th March is open the 14th call for applications for PhD projects from the IMPRS-gBGC !! Here below the MSCJ relevant projects:
Controls on global vegetation distribution and dynamics (more info)
Machine learning for 3D point cloud analysis (more info)
Deep learning for identifying dynamic memory and spatial context effects in Earth Observations (more info)
Novel approaches to […]
Next 13-17 March will take place the MSCJ-LIFE Spring School on “Statistical Analysis of Hyperspectral and High-Dimensional Remote-Sensing Data”. The event is organized by the FSU Jena GIScience group and supported by the MSCJ.
General information about the training school and a preliminary program can be found here.
And here more information on how to apply for […]
Dr. McKenna is this year’s Distinguished Lecturer of the International Association for Mathematical Geosciences (IAMG). He is coming to Jena following an invitation by Prof. Brenning (Geographic Information Science) on behalf of the MSCJ. He will give a talk on ‘Mapping the Significance of El Nino/La Nina Impacts on Vegetation Patterns in the Amazon Basin’.
Abstract:
The […]
Dr. Tyler Erickson from the Google Earth Engine team talks about “Scaling Geoscience – Trends, barriers, and Opportunities”!
