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Join us at #ML4EO 2025, a conference on Machine Learning for Earth Observation @exeter.ac.uk! Whether you’re from academia, the public sector, or industry, ML4EO is an opportunity to reflect on RS and identify the most promising directions for future innovation. Registration is now open: ml4eo.org

New Paper! We found Sentinel-2 + Random Forest can match PlanetScope and deep learning methods for canopy height predictions in tropical forests - making monitoring more accessible! Thanks to my co-authors Andy Cunliffe (@tess-lab.org) & Hugh Graham. Read here: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Estimating canopy height in tropical forests: Integrating airborne LiDAR and multi-spectral optical data with machine learning

Accurate assessment and mapping of biomass in tropical forests is essential for understanding the contributions of forests to the global carbon budget and informing environmental policies. Canopy h...

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It is great to be here @esa.int, Frascati for #BioSpace25. The 1st international conference focusing on the application of satellite remote sensing for biodiversity monitoring. I’m looking forward to the week ahead and presenting some of the early findings of my PhD research.

Thank you @fenews.bsky.social for reporting on my research with RSK Biocensus & UoE. This research wouldn’t be possible without habitat data compiled at ground level, so a huge thanks to Bradford Estates for their contributions & RSK for conducting the field surveys www.fenews.co.uk/education/br...

Bradford Estates biodiversity data enables groundbreaking machine learning research

A university student is to conduct innovative research on the mapping of ecosystems which could see machine learning used instead of ground-based surveys, thanks to…

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