Assistant Professor of Applied Science and Director of Graduate Studies
I am an assistant professor of Applied Science at William and Mary, currently working at the nexus of machine learning and satellite imagery analysis for non-traditional applications (not much land cover change here!). Things that I spend my time on include:
- Supporting my undergraduate and Ph.D. students' research through the ICSS and geolab.
- Coding for the geoBoundaries Open Administrative Boundaries dataset
- Publishing some good ideas, burning CPU cycles on bad ones.
- A range of projects exploring how novel neural network architectures can aid us in extracting data from satellites. I.e., "playing with fancy videocards".
Forgetting to update my CV
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About Daniel Runfola
I am an assistant professor of Applied Science at William and Mary, currently working at the nexus of machine learning and satellite imagery analysis for non-traditional applications (not much land cover change here!). Things that I spend my time on include:
- Supporting my undergraduate and Ph.D. students' research through the ICSS and geolab.
- Coding for the geoBoundaries Open Administrative Boundaries dataset
- Publishing some good ideas, burning CPU cycles on bad ones.
- A range of projects exploring how novel neural network architectures can aid us in extracting data from satellites. I.e., "playing with fancy videocards".
Forgetting to update my CV
| Present | Associate Professor, William & Mary ‐ Data Science Program | |
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| Present | Associate Professor, William & Mary ‐ Applied Science Department | |
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