Intelligent Geocomputing Lab
Dr. Mountrakis is the Founder of the Intelligent Geocomputing Laboratory in room 107 Baker. The lab currently has eleven high-end workstations. These workstations are devoted towards research activities of graduate students. The workstations have 24” and 30” monitors, dual or quad core cpus, at least 750GB HD capacity and at least 4GB RAM. Workstations are fully equipped with relevant GISc and Remote Sensing software (e.g. ArcGIS, Idrisi, Erdas Imagine, ENVI, Matlab). Students interested in joining our lab can find further information here.
Research Group (September 2018)
Tim Pede
Ph.D.: Energy consumption studies across the U.S.
Atef Amriche
Ph.D.: Training dataset selection.
Shahriar Heydari
Ph.D.: Deep neural networks in remote sensing
Madusha Sammani
M.Sc.: TBD
Zhixian Wang
Ph.D.: Radial basis functions in remote sensing applications
Yunrui Si
M.P.S.: TBD
Rabia Munsaf Khan
Ph.D.: TBD
For more information on current graduate students visit here at the bottom of the page.