Monday January 4th, 2021
How to visualize geological data in QGIS with QGeoloGIS
In a recent blog post, we talked about Oslandia's works in geology, especially within the…
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Thursday July 9th, 2020
Open source & geology
Oslandia has been working for some years on open source tools dedicated to the visualization…
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Thursday June 25th, 2020
A new release for Deeposlandia, which comes with a new QGIS plugin!
It had been a quite long time since the last Deeposlandia release, isn't it? We…
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Friday December 20th, 2019
Run supervised classification without labelled data
After the first article dedicated to the Univers project presentation, and the previous article that…
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Wednesday December 11th, 2019
Classify points in a unlabelled 3D point cloud
After a first article dedicated to Univers project presentation, let's dig into more technical stuffs,…
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Thursday November 21st, 2019
Analyze the montainous risks with AI
Some news about our R&D activities around machine learning and 3D datasets! This post will…
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Thursday January 24th, 2019
Deeposlandia 0.5 has been released!
Are you interested in automatic image analysis, curious about deep learning applications, do you love…
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Friday January 18th, 2019
Visualization of borehole logs with QGIS
At Oslandia, we have been working on a component based on the QGIS API for…
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Thursday November 29th, 2018
A new collaboration between Oslandia and Inria
Oslandia has a team specialized in geospatial data processing and data science. We focus on…
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Monday November 12th, 2018
How to implement a geospatial data pipeline for deep learning
After focusing on street-scene images, our deep learning framework is currently exploited in order to…
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