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== Upcoming presentations == | == Upcoming presentations == | ||
[[Image:Doctoral-colloquia-Peter-presenting.jpg|frameless|right|240px|Peter Anthony presenting a DAI Doctoral Colloquium]] | [[Image:Doctoral-colloquia-Peter-presenting.jpg|frameless|right|240px|Peter Anthony presenting a DAI Doctoral Colloquium]] | ||
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| + | === František Dráček: <cite>Anomaly detection from TLE data</cite> === | ||
| + | The burgeoning number of objects in Low Earth Orbit (LEO) poses a critical challenge for satellite operators, demanding robust collision avoidance measures. Although extensive databases track these objects, identifying anomalies within this data is crucial. This research investigates the application of machine learning methods to automatically detect anomalies in satellite data, potentially enhancing space situational awareness and safeguarding future space operations. | ||
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Doctoral Colloquia
Doctoral colloquia are a platform for PhD students at DAI to present their research a wider departmental audience, exchange ideas, and foster friendships. They are organized on a weekly basis during the semester by assoc. prof. Damas Gruska. They are among the activities within the TERAIS project, aimed at elevating DAI to a workplace of international academic excellence.
- When
- weekly on Mondays at 13:10 (during the teaching part of the semester)
- Where
- I-9 and online in MS Teams
Recap of the first semester of Doctoral Colloquia (Summer 2023)
Upcoming presentations
František Dráček: Anomaly detection from TLE data
The burgeoning number of objects in Low Earth Orbit (LEO) poses a critical challenge for satellite operators, demanding robust collision avoidance measures. Although extensive databases track these objects, identifying anomalies within this data is crucial. This research investigates the application of machine learning methods to automatically detect anomalies in satellite data, potentially enhancing space situational awareness and safeguarding future space operations.
| PhD Student | Date |
|---|---|
| Peter Anthony | 26. 2. |
| František Dráček | 4. 3. |
| Daniel Kyselica | 11. 3. |
| Elena Štefancová | 18. 3. |
| Janka Boborová | 25. 3. |
| Marek Šuppa | 8. 4. |
| Radovan Gregor | 15. 4. |
| Fatana Jafari | 22. 4. |
| Filip Kerák | 29. 4. |
| Pavol Kollár | 6. 5. |
| Ján Pastorek | 13. 5. |
Past presentations
Summer semester 2023/24
None yet.
Winter semester 2023/24
To appear.
Summer semester 2022/23
To appear.