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Connected Concession – Object detection applications for mine impact monitoring

Domain:

environment and energygeospatial

Record type:

paperposter

Connected Concession – Object detection applications for mine impact monitoring

Poster presented at the Deep Learning Indaba 2022 by Chihebeddine HAMMAMI

Tasks

computer vision

Tags

deep learning indabaposterdlideep learning indaba 2022

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