Institut de recherche sur les lois fondamentales de l'Univers

Since the 19th century, wide-field imaging has significantly advanced numerous fields of Astrophysics, spanning from the study of solar system bodies to observational cosmology. Ongoing and future optical/near-infrared imaging surveys face many interesting data analysis challenges, especially in time domain astronomy, in a context where detector technology enable wide-field observations at increasingly high frame rates. Through concrete examples, I will show with how Deep Learning techniques offer promising solutions to address such challenges, and provide new scientific opportunities.

Contact local : Emmanuel BERTIN

Organisateur : Frédéric GALLIANO