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Making Euclid VIS Imaging AI-Ready: A Scalable Pipeline for Morphology, Anomaly Detection, and Similarity Search
The Euclid mission is delivering an unprecedented volume of high-resolution galaxy imaging, posing new challenges for standardized and reproducible reuse across morphological analyses. We present a scalable pipeline that converts released VIS cutouts into standardized $224\times224$ model inputs and
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