Antoine Lefebvre

Antoine Lefebvre has significant work experience in various roles within the field of remote sensing and GIS. Antoine started their career as a PhD candidate and teacher assistant in remote sensing and GIS at CNRS in 2007. During this time, their research focused on texture analysis, image segmentation, and change detection for environmental applications. Antoine also used this data to monitor land-use change and its impact on biodiversity and society. In 2011, Antoine worked as a postdoctoral research associate at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, continuing their research in remote sensing. Antoine then joined SIRS - a CLS group company in 2012 as an R&D project manager, where they developed knowledge transfer between research institutions and the company. In 2015, Antoine became a postdoctoral researcher at the Centre National d'Études Spatiales, where they continued their research until 2017. In 2016, they founded their own company called KERMAP, where they are currently serving as the founder.

Antoine Lefebvre began their education in 2005 at the University of Lille 1, where they obtained a Master of Science degree in Geography in 2006. Antoine then continued their studies at the University of Rennes, earning a Master of Research degree in Geography in 2007. Antoine Lefebvre furthered their education at the same university and completed their PhD in Geography in 2011.