Junshen Luo 骆俊燊
Email: luojsh7 [at] mail2.sysu.edu.cn
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I am a PhD student in Cartography and Geographical Information System from School of Geography and Planning, Sun Yat-Sen University, starting in September 2024 and supervised by Prof. Haicheng Zhang.
I received my B.S. in Geographic Information Science from School of Geography and Planning, Sun Yat-Sen University in June 2024.
Meanwhile, I also minored in Statistics from School of Mathematics, Sun Yat-Sen University from September 2021 and finished in June 2024.
My research is primarily focused on remote sensing images interpretations and applications, especially in very high resolution (VHR) mapping, multi-source remote sensing images fusion, coastal ecological remote sensing analysis and global change. Currently, I am engaged in research with remote sensing images interpretations with deep learning and geospatial big data analysis in global change.
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Research
My current research topics include remote sensing images interpretations and applications,
focusing on very high resolution (VHR) mapping, multi-source remote sensing images fusion, coastal ecological remote sensing analysis and global change.
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Biscale Convolutional Self-Attention Network for Hyperspectral Coastal Wetlands Classification
Junshen Luo, Zhi He, Haomei Lin, Heqian Wu
IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters (GRSL), 2024
IEEE Xplore
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GitHub Code
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BTCDNet: Bayesian Tile Attention Network for Hyperspectral Image Change Detection
Junshen Luo, Jiahe Li, Xinlin Chu, Sai Yang, Lingjun Tao and Qian Shi
IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters (GRSL), 2025
IEEE Xplore
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GitHub Code
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Fine-grained abandoned cropland mapping in southern china using pixel attention contrastive learning
Haoyang Li, Haomei Lin, Junshen Luo, Teng Wang, Hao Chen, Qiuting Xu, Xinchang Zhang
IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing (JSTARS), 2023
IEEE Xplore
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Part of GitHub Code
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Projects
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Rural Space Shrinkage and its Transformation and Reconstruction Mechanism in Outflow Areas:
Taking Shaoguan City as an Example
National Innovative Training Project for College Students in 2022
Keywords: Abandoned Cropland Extraction, Spatial Analysis, Field Interview, Push-Pull Theory
Landsat RS images from 2000-2015 and random forest algorithm is applied to obtain landcover, abandoned cropland and fragmentation of cropland for Shaoguan City. Combining multi-source GIS data, different rural regional system types and the degree of rural space shrinkage are identified. Eventually, taking three natural villages as examples, the spatial shrinkage processes are deeply analyzed through UAV images analysis, semi-structured interviews and field observations.
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Geospatial Segment Anything App Development
Course Project of SYSU GP2160: Project on Geospatial Segment Anything App Development
Keywords: Tkinter Development by Python, Segment Anything Model, Multi-Scale Segmentation
Utilized segment-geospatial package and segment-anything api to develop a mini app for RS images segmentation and classification
by tkinter framework in Python. Morever, multi-scale segmentation and serveral machine learning classification algorithm were also provided in the mini app. The code of the Geospatial Segment Anything Mini App is avaiable at the
repository
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Heatwaves Exposure in China
Course Project of SYSU GP3013: Project on Heatwaves Exposure in China
Keywords: Multi-Source GIS Data Fusion, Urban and Rural Cities Clustering
Based on "Disaster-Vulnerability-Exposure" analysis framework, multi-source GIS data including time series of LST dataset, China Statistical Yearbook and its reanalysis medical dataset, Landscan Global dataset and Global gridded revised real GDP dataset were used to calculate heatwaves exposure in China. The different effects of heatwaves exposure between urban and rural cities were also explored.
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Mapping 1m Land Cover in Pearl River Delta Based on Remote Sensing Large Model and Multi-source Remote Sensing Data
2024 Undergraduate Thesis of Science in Geographic Information Science of SYSU
Keywords: Remote Sensing Large Model, VHR Mapping, Multi-Source Remote Sensing Data Fusion
Taking the Pearl River Delta (PRD) as the example, used remote sensing large model and multi-source remote sensing data (Sentinel-1/2, Google Earth) for 1m VHR land cover mapping. Proposed a VHR 1m land cover mapping framework based on RSLM and multi-source remote sensing data fusion and then produced a VHR 1m land cover mapping dataset of the PRD including nine cities.
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Honors and Awards
National Scholarship
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Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China
2023
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First-Class Academic Scholarship
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Sun Yat-Sen University
2023,2024
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Third-Class Academic Scholarship
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Sun Yat-Sen University
2021,2022
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