Adebowale Daniel Adebayo

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Earth Observation Data Scientist
Interests: Agriculture and Food security, Satellite image time series, Machine learning, Geospatial technologies.

Full Bio

I am an incoming doctoral student at the Department of Geographical Science, University of Maryland, College Park. I will work with Dr. Catherine Nakalembe on studying and developing remote sensing and machine learning applications for smallholder agriculture and early warning of food insecurity. Currently, I am involved with the Nasa Harvest Machine Learning team, contributing to developing open-source workflows for scalable high-resolution cropland maps and crop area estimation.

Prior to this, I did my MSc in Copernicus Master in Digital Earth, a two years joint master's degree program, where I studied Earth observation and Geoinformatics at the University of Salzburg, Austria and Geo-data science at the University of Southern Brittany. My thesis was on change detection using satellite image time series and machine learning.

Before my master's, I obtained a BTech in Remote Sensing and GIS from the Federal University of Technology, Akure, Nigeria.

Publications

Adebowale Daniel Adebayo, Charlotte Pelletier, Stefan Lang and Silvia Valero (2023)
Detecting Land Cover Changes Between Satellite Image Time Series By Exploiting Self-Supervised Representation Learning Capabilities
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News

July 16-23, 2023 - IEEE IGARSS 2023
Dr. Charlotte Pelletier presented Detecting Land Cover Changes Between Satellite Image Time Series By Exploiting Self-Supervised Representation Learning Capabilities.

December 12-16, 2022 - AGU (American Geophysical Union) Fall Meeting
Poster presentation on Towards accurate cropland area estimation with Earth observations and machine learning in Sub-Saharan Africa.

May 23-27, 2022 - Living Planet Symposium
Presented Enhancing Adaptation and Resilience Along West Africa’s Coasts (EARWAC), a European Space Agency and Future Earth funded project to demonstrate benefits of long-term climate records.