Ghada Dahy

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Ghada Dahy is a researcher at the forefront of applying deep learning to real-world surveillance and environmental monitoring challenges. Her work centers on computer vision and artificial intelligence, with a particular focus on the detection and classification of small, fast-moving aerial objects. Her most-cited study, "Drones and Birds Detection Based on InceptionV3-CNN Model: Deep Learning Methodology" (2024), introduces a sophisticated convolutional neural network approach that distinguishes between drones and birds in complex visual environments. This contribution is critical for enhancing airspace security, wildlife protection, and drone management systems. Although her citation count is still growing—reflecting the early stage of her impactful work—the methodology she developed has already attracted attention for its practical applicability and high accuracy. Dahy’s research bridges the gap between advanced AI models and pressing societal needs, offering scalable solutions for both civilian and defense sectors. Her work exemplifies how targeted deep learning architectures can solve nuanced classification problems, and she is emerging as a promising voice in the intersection of AI, ecology, and security.

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   Drones and Birds Detection Based on InceptionV3-CNN Model: Deep Learning Methodology

   2 citations · 2024

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