Meeting invitation of the discussion platform “Science for Recovery and Sustainability”!

We invite you to participate in the next meeting of the discussion platform “Science for Recovery and Sustainability”!

Our guest speaker is Dr. Sergii Skakun, a professor at the Department of Geographical Sciences, University of Maryland (UMD), a renowned expert in geoinformatics, a leader of multiple NASA projects, and an alumnus of the Institute of Physics and Technology, NTUU “Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute.”… Continue reading

IPT Turns 30!

📅 On March 14, 1995, the Educational and Scientific Physical-Technical Institute (NN FTI) of NTUU “KPI” was founded—an epicenter of science, innovation, and the training of outstanding professionals.

✨ Our MMDA Department is proud to contribute to the development of PhysTech and to be part of its remarkable history.… Continue reading

Meeting with Prof. Nataliia Kussul as part of the discussion platform “Science for Recovery and Sustainable Development”

🔥 Join Us for the Next Meeting of the Discussion Platform “Science for Recovery and Sustainable Development”!

Our guest speaker is Prof. Nataliia Kussul, a leading researcher in artificial intelligence, satellite monitoring, and big geospatial data processing. She is a professor at the Department of Mathematical Modeling and Data Analysis at Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute
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Meeting of the discussion platform “Science for Recovery and Sustainable Development”

We invite you to participate in the next meeting of the discussion platform “Science for Recovery and Sustainable Development”!

The guest speaker is Dr. Inbal Becker-Reshef, Director of the NASA Harvest Program, University of Maryland, USA. Dr. Inbal and the Harvest team promote the use of satellite technologies for assessing agriculture at the country level, which helps to support decision-making on food security.… Continue reading

The first meeting of the discussion platform “Science for Recovery and Sustainable Development” took place

The first meeting of the discussion platform “Science for Recovery and Sustainable Development” took place on January 31, 2025.

During this inaugural session, together with Dr. Garik Gutman, the NASA LCLUC Program Manager, we explored existing multispectral satellite missions for monitoring land cover and land use to study urbanization, forest monitoring, and agricultural dynamics.… Continue reading