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At tensorflight.com we are building deep learning model for hurricane Harvey damage segmentation. We already have 12K instances of partial building damage and 400 of total damage annotated and preliminary segmentation model is just being trained on 4 K80s. If you want to collaborate in any way please let me know at kozikow@tensorflight.com
This would cost them millions?
At tensorflight.com we are building deep learning model for hurricane Harvey damage segmentation. We already have 12K instances of partial building damage and 400 of total damage annotated and preliminary segmentation model is just being trained on 4 K80s. If you want to collaborate in any way please let me know at kozikow@tensorflight.com
I've said in the past, over a few beers, that instead of just switching the doodle over, google should integrate disaster images and video into google maps and allow people to see the damage first hand. The effect of spatializing this information is truly profound. I did not understand katrina until I visited the 9th ward and saw the damage myself. I've also said over beers that we need a system to aggregate disaster…
At tensorflight.com we are building deep learning model for hurricane Harvey damage segmentation. We already have 12K instances of partial building damage and 400 of total damage annotated and preliminary segmentation model is just being trained on 4 K80s. If you want to collaborate in any way please let me know at kozikow@tensorflight.com
Very interested in this work. What imagery source is even available this quick?
I've said in the past, over a few beers, that instead of just switching the doodle over, google should integrate disaster images and video into google maps and allow people to see the damage first hand. The effect of spatializing this information is truly profound. I did not understand katrina until I visited the 9th ward and saw the damage myself. I've also said over beers that we need a system to aggregate disaster…
My SO helped with the crowdsourced civilian effort to dispatch water rescues of stranded people. The effort is wound down now; it will likely be hailed as a coup of "social media", but that's overhyping the social media aspect. Social media got the word out of where to go online to enter the coordination, but had little to do with the actual coordination itself. The group my SO worked with coordinated mostly through…
It feels like there's really a role for a phone that does mapping and secure simple communications really welland limits resources to other tasks.
I've said in the past, over a few beers, that instead of just switching the doodle over, google should integrate disaster images and video into google maps and allow people to see the damage first hand. The effect of spatializing this information is truly profound. I did not understand katrina until I visited the 9th ward and saw the damage myself. I've also said over beers that we need a system to aggregate disaster…
My SO helped with the crowdsourced civilian effort to dispatch water rescues of stranded people. The effort is wound down now; it will likely be hailed as a coup of "social media", but that's overhyping the social media aspect. Social media got the word out of where to go online to enter the coordination, but had little to do with the actual coordination itself. The group my SO worked with coordinated mostly through…