València, 13-15 January 2025

GVA PROMETEO PROJECT - AI FOR COMPLEX SYSTEMS

This workshop aims to bring together researchers interested AI for complex systems, with especially attention to the Earth, Visual Brain and Social Systems. We will explore connections and similarities, and sysnergistically exploit AI methods for modeling and understanding: from advanced sensory systems, to foundation and deep learning models, hybrid modeling and causality

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Our research spans various fields including statistical learning for Earth system modeling, human vision understanding, machine learning for remote sensing, and more. We have experts in areas such as signal processing, kernel methods, image statistics, and causal inference, all contributing to advancements in AI and complex systems.

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Workshop – AI for Complex Systems: Brain, Earth, Climate, Society

  • What: A 2-day workshop bringing together machine learning and visual neuroscience experts to discuss new methods and common challenges in addressing complexity in the Earth and climate, visual brain, and social systems.
  • Where: AIDET (room 1.1 & 1.2)
  • When: 13th - 15th January 2025

Why this workshop?

In AI4CS we develop advanced AI methods to model and understand complex systems, focusing on the visual brain, Earth and climate systems, and biosphere-anthroposphere interactions. A perfect storm is over us:

  • An ever-increasing amount of observational and sensory data.
  • Improved high-resolution yet mechanistic models are available.
  • Advanced machine learning techniques able to extract patterns and identify drivers from data.

In the last decade, machine learning models have helped to monitor, predict, and forecast all kinds of variables and parameters of interest from observational data. They help quantify visual stimuli, monitor land, oceans, and the atmosphere, and study socio-economic variables at different scales and spheres.

Current approaches, however, face three important challenges:

  • They cannot deal efficiently with the particular characteristics of data.
  • They do not respect the most elementary laws of physics.
  • They just interpolate but nothing fundamental is learned from data.

AI4CS aims to address these challenges with innovative, physics-aware, and causality-driven AI solutions to advance our understanding of these interconnected systems.

This workshop will address these goals, bringing together researchers to share progress, brainstorm new ideas, and foster interdisciplinary collaboration.

Our Organizers

Our Speakers

Álvaro Moreno-Martínez

Álvaro Moreno-Martínez

Earth - Water systems, Earth - Land systems

Leveraging Crowd-sourced Biodiversity Data for an Enhanced Plant Functional Trait Mapping

Ana Belén Ruescas

Ana Belén Ruescas

Earth - Water systems

Challenges of the AI for in-land and coastal water management

Anna Jungbluth

Anna Jungbluth

Earth - Atmosphere systems, Machine Learning (methods, other applications)

3D Cloud Reconstruction via Geospatially-aware Masked Autoencoders

Cosmin Madalin Marina

Cosmin Madalin Marina

Earth - Atmosphere systems, Machine Learning (methods, other applications)

Feature Selection for extreme atmospheric events

David Chaparro

David Chaparro

Earth - Land systems

An overview on vegetation moisture retrievals from remote sensing

Dimosthenis Karatzas

Dimosthenis Karatzas

Vision

Document Understanding in the era of Foundation Models

Gonzalo Mateo García

Gonzalo Mateo García

Earth - Atmosphere systems

AI for methane plume detection in satellite images

Ioannis Athanasiadis

Ioannis Athanasiadis

Earth - Land systems, Socio-environmental systems, Machine Learning (methods, other applications)

Hybrid machine learning in agricultural modelling

Ismael Gomez Talal

Ismael Gomez Talal

Machine Learning (methods, other applications)

Explainable Artificial Intelligence

Jorge Pérez-Aracil

Jorge Pérez-Aracil

Earth - Atmosphere systems, Machine Learning (methods, other applications)

Heatwave reconstruction with a Deep Learning-based Analogue method

Jorge Vila Tomás

Jorge Vila Tomás

Vision

Modelling the Human Visual System with Parametric Neural Networks

Maria Piles

Maria Piles

Earth - Land systems

Global soil moisture and microwave vegetation parameters for ecology

Maurizio Mencuccini

Maurizio Mencuccini

Earth - Land systems

Opportunities for AI in forest ecology

Michele Meroni

Michele Meroni

Earth - Land systems

EO and machine learning in support to food security monitoring

Nathan Mankovich

Nathan Mankovich

Vision

A Flag Decomposition for Hierarchical Datasets

Paula Daudén Oliver

Paula Daudén Oliver

Vision

Modelling the Human Visual System with Parametric Neural Networks

Pierre Gentine

Pierre Gentine

Earth - Atmosphere systems

Reduced order models for prediction

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