Working in a place where people from different countries and cultures cooperate to reach a common goal is illuminating. I am eager to use my skills for the development of tools and algorithms that can be part of a set of instruments used by scientists and third parties to study and understand how our planet evolves, how the climate changes and what we can do to prevent calamities, and also how to position the crop fields to optimise the food production.
I am working in the Φ-lab as an external researcher, and will be carrying out my Master’s thesis taking part in several projects which concern the computer vision, such as crop and vegetation mapping and data analysis of satellite images. The main purpose is to find and develop algorithms that, with the use of artificial intelligence methods, can extract as much information as possible from the available data.
I have a BSc degree in Engineering in Computer Science from University of Rome La Sapienza and I am currently completing my studies with a MSc in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Engineering from the same University.
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