SpectralEarth-FM is a multisensor hierarchical transformer pretrained on a 40TB co-located HSI-MSI-SAR dataset using a JEPA-style objective and reports state-of-the-art results on hyperspectral and standard EO benchmarks.
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RSEdit adapts off-the-shelf text-to-image models into a collection of editing systems that follow text instructions while keeping geospatial structure intact in remote sensing images.
LandSegmenter creates a task-specific foundation model for LULC mapping using weak labels from existing products, an RS adapter, text encoder, and confidence-guided fusion to achieve competitive zero-shot performance across modalities and taxonomies.
SHRUG-FM fuses geophysical OOD detection, embedding-space OOD detection, and predictive uncertainty via a shallow decision tree to let foundation models abstain from unreliable outputs on burn scar, flood, and landslide tasks.
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SpectralEarth-FM: Bringing Hyperspectral Imagery into Multimodal Earth Observation Pretraining
SpectralEarth-FM is a multisensor hierarchical transformer pretrained on a 40TB co-located HSI-MSI-SAR dataset using a JEPA-style objective and reports state-of-the-art results on hyperspectral and standard EO benchmarks.
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RSEdit: Text-Guided Image Editing for Remote Sensing
RSEdit adapts off-the-shelf text-to-image models into a collection of editing systems that follow text instructions while keeping geospatial structure intact in remote sensing images.
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LandSegmenter: Towards a Flexible Foundation Model for Land Use and Land Cover Mapping
LandSegmenter creates a task-specific foundation model for LULC mapping using weak labels from existing products, an RS adapter, text encoder, and confidence-guided fusion to achieve competitive zero-shot performance across modalities and taxonomies.
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SHRUG-FM: Reliability-Aware Foundation Models for Earth Observation
SHRUG-FM fuses geophysical OOD detection, embedding-space OOD detection, and predictive uncertainty via a shallow decision tree to let foundation models abstain from unreliable outputs on burn scar, flood, and landslide tasks.