What we do
In our lab, research focuses on answering environmental questions across large areas using a wide variety of approaches including remote sensing, image interpretation, geographic information systems, and cutting-edge techniques in computer science.
In the lab, we are currently doing projects in several scientific disciplines, including:
In the lab, we are currently doing projects in several scientific disciplines, including:
- Editing and authoring chapters in Cloud-Based Remote Sensing with Google Earth Engine, a freely accessible 1200-page book of lab exercises using the Earth Engine tool.
- Developing and applying an algorithm (Bayesian Updating of Land Cover, BULC) for updating land-cover classifications capable of ingesting data from multiple sensors of varying quality and specifications;
- Developing an algorithm to keep continual track of the expected values of satellite imagery, with an efficient online algorithm.
- The extraction of lake carbon content from satellite imagery of northern-hemisphere lakes.
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CoursesIn 2012, Prof. Cardille joined the McGill faculty, jointly appointed in the Department of Natural Resource Sciences and the McGill School of Environment. Between 2006 and 2012, I was an assistant and associate professor in the Department de geographie de l'Universite de Montréal.
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TeamOur lab involves students at undergraduate and graduate degree levels, who focus their diverse skill sets towards both independent and collaborative projects.
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PublicationsClick here for a list of papers, with links to them wherever possible
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