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most citedVine disease detection in UAV multispectral images with deep learning segmentation approach

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cs.CV2025

Deep semi-supervised approach based on consistency regularization and similarity learning for weeds classification

Farouq Benchallal, Adel Hafiane, Nicolas Ragot +1

Weed species classification represents an important step for the development of automated targeting systems that allow the adoption of precision agriculture practices. To reduce co…

cs.CV2025

WGAST: Weakly-Supervised Generative Network for Daily 10 m Land Surface Temperature Estimation via Spatio-Temporal Fusion

Sofiane Bouaziz, Adel Hafiane, Raphael Canals +1

Urbanization, climate change, and agricultural stress are increasing the demand for precise and timely environmental monitoring. Land Surface Temperature (LST) is a key variable in…

cs.LG2025★ 1 cited

FuseTen: A Generative Model for Daily 10 m Land Surface Temperature Estimation from Spatio-Temporal Satellite Observations

Sofiane Bouaziz, Adel Hafiane, Raphael Canals +1

Urban heatwaves, droughts, and land degradation are pressing and growing challenges in the context of climate change. A valuable approach to studying them requires accurate spatio-…

cs.LG2025

Loss-Guided Model Sharing and Local Learning Correction in Decentralized Federated Learning for Crop Disease Classification

Denis Mamba Kabala, Adel Hafiane, Laurent Bobelin +1

Crop disease detection and classification is a critical challenge in agriculture, with major implications for productivity, food security, and environmental sustainability. While d…

cs.CV2025

Enhancing DeepLabV3+ to Fuse Aerial and Satellite Images for Semantic Segmentation

Anas Berka, Mohamed El Hajji, Raphael Canals +2

Aerial and satellite imagery are inherently complementary remote sensing sources, offering high-resolution detail alongside expansive spatial coverage. However, the use of these so…