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You can find my CV/Resume in the attached document or the following.

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Basics

Name Chen, Yuxing
Label Geospatial Data Scientist
Email yuxing.chen@unitn.it
Phone (39) 339-4567483
Url https://Yusin2Chen.github.io
Summary I am a final year Ph.D. student at the University of Trento and I am passionate about the application of remote sensing techniques.

Work

  • 2019.11 - 2023.11
    PhD Student
    Remote Sensing Laboratory, University of Trento
    • Developed a pixel-wise contrastive framework to perform unsupervised change detection in multisensor and multitemporal remote sensing images, achieving fine-grained change maps and temporal robustness in bitemporal image pairs. Created a new framework for unsupervised change detection in satellite image time series using contrastive learning with feature tracking.
    • Built a unified model of incomplete multimodal learning for remote sensing data fusion using a random modality combination training strategy and the proposed attention block in network training, as well as the contrastive and reconstruction loss in pre-training, resulting in increased efficiency and accuracy in modal-incomplete inputs.
    • Collected training labels from OpenStreetMap and images from ArcGIS Wayback imagery to train models in large-scale semantic segmentation and change detection tasks, demonstrating a useful and accessible approach.
    • Developed an attention-based deep residual U-shaped network to mitigate atmospheric artefacts in InSAR interferograms, surpassing generic atmospheric correction models and achieving comparable results to advanced time-series InSAR methods.
  • 2016.09 - 2019.06
    Master Student
    State Key Laboratory of Geodesy and Earth’s Dynamics, CAS
    • Created a DEM extraction workflow from declassified Hexagon spy images to study glacial changes in the central Karakorum area, providing insights into glacial thickness variations over the past 40-50 years.
    • Monitored ground deformation in coastal areas of Hangzhou Bay using PS-InSAR and SBAS techniques, identifying potential risk areas and providing temporal-spatial patterns of displacements.
    • Developed the DSs-SBAS method for monitoring permafrost deformation, improving the spatial and temporal resolutions of large-scale deformation measurements over permafrost regions in the Tibetan Plateau.
    • Proposed an approach for large-scale active layer thickness inversion of permafrost using the SAR backscattering coefficient, MODIS surface temperature, and the seasonal deformation amplitude, providing a high-precision alternative for monitoring active layer thickness when field data is limited.

Education

  • 2019.11 - 2023.11
    PhD
    University of Trento, Trento, Italy
    Information Engineering and Computer Science
    • Remote sensing image change detection and data fusion
  • 2016.09 - 2019.06
    Master
    University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China
    Geodesy and Surveying Engineering
    • InSAR and permafrost monitoring

Awards

Languages

Chinese
Native speaker
English
Fluent