Kyle Bradbury

Assistant Research Professor

Duke University

United States

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Kyle Bradbury is an Assistant Research Professor at Duke University in the United States. His research focuses on remote sensing applications, particularly in energy systems and climate change. Recent articles by Dr. Bradbury explore topics such as object detection, infrastructure assessment, and the use of deep learning for energy security assessment.

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2020

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Simiao Ren

Duke University

UNITED STATES

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Articles (10)

Remotely sensed above-ground storage tank dataset for object detection and infrastructure assessment

Randomized Histogram Matching: A Simple Augmentation for Unsupervised Domain Adaptation in Overhead Imagery

Closing the domain gap: blended synthetic imagery for climate object detection

Self-Supervised Encoders Are Better Transfer Learners in Remote Sensing Applications

Utilizing Geospatial Data for Assessing Energy Security: Mapping Small Solar Home Systems Using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and Deep Learning

SIMPL: Generating Synthetic Overhead Imagery to Address Custom Zero-Shot and Few-Shot Detection Problems

Automated Extraction of Energy Systems Information from Remotely Sensed Data: A Review and Analysis

What you get is not always what you see—pitfalls in solar array assessment using overhead imagery

GridTracer: Automatic Mapping of Power Grids using Deep Learning and Overhead Imagery

Estimating residential building energy consumption using overhead imagery

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Simiao Ren

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