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Time Series Machine Learning Predictions: Moving from modeling to production environment

Join us for the Big Geodata Talk on Moving from Modeling to Production Environment!

The increasing in Earth Observation data availability (Landsat & Sentinel systems) and cross-cutting themes reference data (EuroCROPS, WorldCereal, Glance, GBIF), combined with the development of new machine learning approaches (semantic segmentation, auto-encoder, gradient descent tree, autoML) opened several possibilities for producing time-series spatial predictions.

However several challenges are involved in deploying ML models in a production environment considering large amount of data, including: (1) data reading/writing optimization, (2) feature selection, (3) hyper-parameter optimization, (4) time-series reconstruction, and (6) efficient parallelization.

This talk Dr. Leandro Leal Parente will share lessons learned and the computational infrastructure implemented by OpenGeoHub for producing global time-series predictions (grassland, soil carbon, FAPAR, and GPP products) within the context of Open-Earth-Monitor cyberinfrastructure (OEMC) and Global Pasture Watch projects.

Date

11 December 2024, 14:00-15:00 CET

Venue

ITC Building, Hallenweg 8
7522 NH Enschede
LA 2301

or

Online

Registration

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Speaker

Dr. Leandro Leal Parente
Researcher, OpenGeoHub

Dr. Leandro Leal Parente is a computer scientist with a PhD in Environmental Science working with remote sensing, data science, machine learning, high-performance computing and WebGIS applications. He supports the OpenGeoHub Foundation's projects developing new solutions for geocomputing, optimizing automated workflow to process large-scale Earth Observation data and to model multiple environmental variables through machine learning approaches.