Associate Research Professor | Wuhan University | Switzerland
Ming Li is an Associate Research Professor at Wuhan University and a Postdoctoral Fellow at ETH Zürich. He earned his PhD from Wuhan University and specializes in machine learning, photogrammetric computer vision, robotics, underwater photogrammetry, and remote sensing. His current research focuses on autonomous navigation of underwater unmanned vehicles, autonomous underwater image data processing, and underwater multi-sensor data fusion, applied to reef-building coral growth and health research. 🌊🔬
Profile
Scholar
Education
Ming Li completed his PhD at Wuhan University and pursued postdoctoral research at ETH Zürich, focusing on advancements in photogrammetry and computer vision for underwater applications. 🎓
Experience
As an Associate Research Professor at Wuhan University and Postdoctoral Fellow at ETH Zürich, Ming Li has developed expertise in machine learning, robotics, and remote sensing technologies. His research spans autonomous navigation for underwater vehicles and data processing techniques critical for marine environmental monitoring. 🌍🤖
Research Interest
Ming Li’s research interests include machine learning applications in photogrammetry, underwater robotics, and remote sensing. His work addresses challenges in autonomous navigation and data acquisition for marine environments, specifically focusing on coral reef health assessment. 📊🚀
Award
Ming Li has been nominated for the Young Scientist Award, recognizing his significant contributions to underwater remote sensing and marine environmental monitoring. 🏆🌟
Publication
Ming Li has contributed to 26 SCI papers, highlighting his research in underwater photogrammetry and coral reef monitoring. For a detailed list of his publications, please visit Google Scholar and Web of Science. 📚🔍