Madeline Lisaius

Name:	Madeline Lisaius
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	Tue May 09 13:56:54 +0000 2023

Public lists managed by Madeline Lisaius

• Energy and Environment Group, Department of CST

Talks given by Madeline Lisaius

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• Using SSL to create useful representations from corrupted spectral-temporal data for applications in agriculture

Talks organised by Madeline Lisaius

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• Why and how measuring energy consumption of Internet services? Illustration on VoD
• New framework for carbon offsets in global drylands
• New framework for carbon offsets in global drylands
• Using SSL to create useful representations from corrupted spectral-temporal data for applications in agriculture
• CityLearn: An OpenAI Gym Framework for Grid-Interactive Buildings
• Research Avenues for Net-Zero Carbon Cloud Datacenters
• The value of high resolution remote sensing to understand forests
• Machine Learning in Climate Action
• Quantifying changes in Above Ground Biomass in degraded and restored forests: Challenges & opportunities
• Challenges in Designing Control Strategies for Buildings
• A framework for measuring biodiversity impacts of land use change
• Measuring emissions by satellite to support the Paris Agreement
• Upcoming BIOMASS Earth Explorer 7 mission: concept and validation challenges
• Investigating forest dynamics and functioning in response to disturbances through individual-based modeling
• Assessing indirect business risk from climate change
• Optimization-in-the-loop AI for energy and climate
• Towards a single controller that can make many buildings a little greener
• Bringing Trust to Carbon Credits Through Computer Science