Kruti Mehta
Kruti is a geospatial professional and passionate Ph.D. scholar at the University of Ottawa. She is working on quantifying urban perception using deep learning. Her current research is focused on perceptual walkability using Big Data and Artificial Intelligence (AI). She is working as a Geomatics Officer co-op at Fisheries and Oceans Canada, where she is working towards detection of undersea features. She is from mathematical background and her research area includes Geospatial data analysis, Hydrography, Remote Sensing, Urban planning, Geomatics, GIS, and Machine learning. She has worked as a teaching assistant for GIS courses at the university of Ottawa. She has also worked as a geospatial analyst at Space Applications Centre, ISRO and developed an operational technique to generating classified sea ice images. Kruti is currently looking for new opportunities to bring her passion and enthusiasm to geospatial community.
Articles by Kruti Mehta
From the Depths of Hydrography to the Hydrospatial domain with Denis Hains
In Part 1, we explored the legacy of Dr. Sam Masry and the importance of the Sam Masry Award, which…
Des profondeurs de l’hydrographie au domaine hydrospatial avec Denis Hains
Dans la première partie, nous avons exploré l’héritage du Dr Sam Masry et l’importance du Prix Sam Masry,…
Le Prix Sam Masry remis à Denis Hains lors de la Conférence hydrographique canadienne 2024
Réalisations majeures et rôles de leadership de Denis Hains : Fondateur et Président directeur général de H2i : fournissant des conseils stratégiques…
Sam Masry Award Presented to Denis Hains at Canadian Hydrographic Conference 2024
Denis Hains is a leader in the global hydrographic community and is recognized for his substantial contributions, commitment and influencer…
Airborne Topo-Bathymetric Lidar Combined with Thermal Imaging for Fish Habitat Studies in Rivers from LiDAR CANEX 2024
Dr. Timothy Webster, a Research Scientist at the Applied Geomatics Research Group (AGRG) based at Nova Scotia Community College’s Annapolis…
Canada’s Geospatial Excellence: Nurturing Skills for a Sustainable Tomorrow
Canada is leading the way in empowering individuals with cutting-edge skills in the field through programs such as Quick Train…
Walkability and Deep learning
Walkability is about how friendly the neighbourhood is to walk. Walkability holds many advantages in terms of environment, health, and…