MIGARS 2024

The GRI was well represented at the MIGARS conference (International Conference on Machine Intelligence for Geoanalytics and Remote Sensing ) in Wellington this week. Congrats on all the posters and talks.

Xander Cai, presenting his work: Learning with Image Guidance for Digital Elevation Model Super-Resolution.
Xander Cai, presenting his work: Learning with Image Guidance for Digital Elevation Model Super-Resolution.
PhD student Andrea Pozo presenting her work: Hybrid Modelling for Rapid Flood Scenario Assessment.
PhD student Andrea Pozo presenting her work: Hybrid Modelling for Rapid Flood Scenario Assessment.
GRI PhD student Sunil Tamang presenting his poster: Machine learning-driven frameworks for quantifying rock glacier change in mountain regions.
GRI PhD student Sunil Tamang presenting his poster: Machine learning-driven frameworks for quantifying rock glacier change in mountain regions.
Martin Nguyen is talking about Estimating uncertainty in flood model outputs using machine learning.
Martin Nguyen is talking about Estimating uncertainty in flood model outputs using machine learning.
Saif Khan is talking about detection of vegetated Wetlands of NZ through Satellite Imagery and Machine Learning.
Saif Khan is talking about detection of vegetated Wetlands of NZ through Satellite Imagery and Machine Learning.
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