MUSA 6500

Deep Learning with Python

University of Pennsylvania · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Satellite remote sensing is the science of converting raw aerial imagery into actionable intelligence about the built and natural environment. This course will provide students the foundation necessary for the application of machine learning algorithms on satellite imagery. Use cases include building footprint detection, multi-class object detection in cities and land cover/land use classification. The students will learn basic concepts of machine learning, including unsupervised and supervised learning, model selection, feature elimination, cross-validation and performance evaluation. After learning traditional methods and algorithms, the course will focus on recent deep learning methods using convolutional neural networks and their application on semantic image segmentation. Prerequisites: MUSA 5080 : Public Policy Analytics and MUSA 5500 : Geospatial Data Science in Python (or equivalent course).

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