Lisah Ligono

Hi there! I am Lisah Ligono, currently undertaking the role of an Erasmus Scholar within the Copernicus Master in Digital Earth Program (CDE). This program enables me to study in two countries (Austria and France) that will lead me to graduating with a European double master degree. This experience has enabled me to live in diverse regions in Europe, from the captivating mountanious landscapes of Salzburg to the coastal allure of Vannes.

My specialization lies in the Geodata Science track, where I am thoroughly engaged in the utilization of advanced technologies to analyze and interpret complex spatial data. I am intrigued by emerging technologies thus my motivation in working in the artificial intelligence domain.

Outside the classroom, I actively participate in hackathons and conferences, where I relish the opportunity to collaborate with peers and devise innovative solutions to pressing challenges. My involvement in these endeavors has been met with commendation and I have been honoured to win coveted awards such as:

  • Copernicus Masters Space Awards 2022, wining the Regional Prize Madrid/Spain
  • 2 ML4Earth prizes, both in 2022 (third place) and 2023 (first place)
  • Big Data from Space 2023, where we won best poster for our solution semantique4gee

To know more about my current research and professional experience, check out my Google Scholar, ResearchGate and LinkedIn

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News

Our paper An advanced framework for semantic querying of the dynamic world dataset which is a groundbreaking project utilizing the Semantique Python package for semantic querying on the Google Dynamic World dataset won us the Best Poster award at the conference.

My team and I designed a web application ‘EmergencyRoute’ designed to aid emergency responders during a hurricane event. The app test site was the Bahamas during Hurricane Dorian in 2019. We finished 2nd place and were awarded $ 200 cash price.

Our solution, Artificial Intelligence for Ocean farming (AIOFAR) won the Regional Prize Madrid/Spain at the Copernicus Masters Space Awards ceremony in Rome Italy.