Research perspective. My work sits at the intersection of computer vision, Earth observation, and learning agents. I study how AI systems can remain structurally faithful to visual evidence and operationally verifiable when deployed on scientific tasks.
Computer vision. As first author of FGOS-Net (ECCV 2026), I investigate geometry-aware serialization for thin structures. I also contribute to IP-SAM (ECCV 2026), which enables prompt-conditioned foundation models to operate when deployment prompts are absent.
Agents and evaluation. TerraWeave connects verified Earth-observation execution with reinforcement and reusable skill learning, while EarthArena evaluates long-horizon scientific agents through task-specific rubrics over answers, artifacts, and trajectories.
Open research. I am a core contributor to RSMeM, which received Second Prize in the Open Source GeoAI Practice Challenge at IEEE APGRSS 2026. I welcome collaborations and research internship opportunities around reliable visual intelligence and scientific agents.