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Category:Satellites (view source)
Revision as of 20:47, 13 September 2020
, 20:47, 13 September 2020→Sequoia 2019-Present 🌲
== Sequoia 2019-Present 🌲 ==
== Sequoia 2019-Present 🌲 ==
Sequoia is an open-source, 3U CubeSat that will demonstrate on-board image classification and processing with updateable machine learning models. The goal of the project is to obtain a high volume of scientifically important imagery for ecological and climatology research. Researchers many times have no need of images saturated with clouds or uninteresting areas—so why not filter them out with convolutional neural networks? We will retrain Sequoia’s deep learning with images taken by the satellite, uplinking improvements. The Stanford Student Space Initiative is developing deep learning models for forest fire risk assessment and detection and a number of other applications. The mission architecture is user definable with the operator specifying desirable image locations or types and resolutions, and the satellite maximizing delivery of fully open-source images.
Here's our [https://github.com/stanford-ssi/Sequoia in-progress github] (not in any finalized state) for the project. A full public project rundown of all systems, code, and designs will be released before we launch.
== Past Projects ==
== Past Projects ==