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Smart Optical Sensors

  • Processing dual-polarization lidar data with the wavelet transform for bathymetric measurements

    Read More Processing dual-polarization lidar data with the wavelet transform for bathymetric measurementsContinue

  • Development of a SWIR UAV-based radiometer for validating Landsat 8/9 snow products

    Read More Development of a SWIR UAV-based radiometer for validating Landsat 8/9 snow productsContinue

  • Design and calibration of an all-sky polarization imager for smoke plume characterization

    Read More Design and calibration of an all-sky polarization imager for smoke plume characterizationContinue

  • Frequency-domain super-resolution with reconstruction using compressed representation (FDSR-RCR) algorithm for remote sensing satellite images

    Read More Frequency-domain super-resolution with reconstruction using compressed representation (FDSR-RCR) algorithm for remote sensing satellite imagesContinue

  • Dynamic focus control in a coherent lidar using a fast MEMS mirror

    Read More Dynamic focus control in a coherent lidar using a fast MEMS mirrorContinue

  • Protecting life and lung: Protected areas affect fine particulate matter and respiratory hospitalizations in the Brazilian Amazon biome

    Read More Protecting life and lung: Protected areas affect fine particulate matter and respiratory hospitalizations in the Brazilian Amazon biomeContinue

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    • Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
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