Hannah Kerner is an Assistant Professor in Arizona State University's School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence. Her research develops machine-learning methods for remote sensing, Earth observation, algorithmic bias, and real-world applications involving food security, climate change, and space exploration. She also serves as an AI/Machine Learning Lead for NASA Harvest and NASA Acres and as a Research Advisor for Taylor Geospatial.
Hannah Kerner is an Assistant Professor in Arizona State University's School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence. Her research develops machine-learning methods for remote sensing, Earth observation, algorithmic bias, and real-world applications involving food security, climate change, and space exploration. She also serves as an AI/Machine Learning Lead for NASA Harvest and NASA Acres and as a Research Advisor for Taylor Geospatial.
Career
Hannah Kerner holds a PhD, Exploration Systems Design (Systems and Robotics) from Arizona State University and a BS, Computer Science from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.