The growing number of offshore wind farms raises critical environmental and societal questions about their impact on marine ecosystems. These questions are at the heart of the “Biodiversity and Interactions” team of France Energies Marines and the DRACCAR-MMERMAID R&D project within which this position is part. The DRACCAR-MMERMAID project proposes to develop innovative methods for monitoring marine fauna over the long term and in a standardized way. In particular, the measuring mast located at the Fécamp wind farm serves as a research platform to collect multimodal data. This data is used to train artificial intelligence models dedicated to the detection, monitoring and classification of marine species.
The objective of the position is to contribute to the development of artificial intelligence algorithms dedicated to the automatic detection of birds from video systems and camera traps. The candidate will work closely with the AI and avifauna teams of FEM’s Biodiversity & Interactions department, and will play a central role in the implementation, training and evaluation of deep neural networks. The work will be based on annotated datasets as well as on various data processing and deep learning model training tools developed in the framework of the DRACCAR-MMERMAID project.
In this context, the candidate will be required to:
PhD or Master degree in artificial intelligence, computer vision, and/or data science.
Junior profile accepted
Interest in environmental issues and marine renewable energies
In accordance with regulations, all other things being equal, priority will be given to people with disabilities.