David Clausi
University Research Chair
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David Clausi is a University Research Chair at the University of Waterloo in Canada. His research primarily focuses on remote sensing applications, including land cover classification and sea ice mapping using advanced machine learning techniques. Recent articles highlight his work on polarimetric SAR imagery and weakly supervised learning approaches for environmental monitoring.
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David Clausi
University of Waterloo
Postdoctoral Scholar Opportunity in Remote Sensing and Machine Learning at the University of Waterloo . The Vision and Image Processing Group is seeking an outstanding postdoctoral scholar to join a research team working at the intersection of remote sensing , machine learning , computer vision , Earth observation , and geospatial analytics . The role has a strong emphasis on cryosphere applications and synthetic aperture radar (SAR) , with opportunities to contribute to large-scale research in one of Canada’s largest computer vision and image analysis groups. Research focus: Earth observation data analysis, deep learning for remote sensing, multi-sensor geospatial data processing, SAR, and cryosphere topics such as sea ice, snow, and glaciers. Eligibility highlights: Applicants must already hold a PhD in Remote Sensing, Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Systems Design Engineering, Computer Science, or a closely related field. The PhD must have been awarded within the last four years. A strong publication record and demonstrated independent research experience are required, along with the ability to mentor and supervise students. Preferred background: Experience in SAR, cryosphere research, deep learning, multi-sensor Earth observation, and large-scale geospatial analytics will strengthen the application. Application materials: CV and a letter of interest describing research experience, publication record, technical expertise, and research interests. How to apply: Email the materials to [email protected] . Review begins immediately and continues until the position is filled.
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Yuhao Chen
research assistant professor
University of Waterloo
Xinwei Chen
University of Waterloo
K. Andrea Scott
University of Waterloo
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