Participation in the international conference on satellite monitoring AGU22 (USA)

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Authors: Leonid Shumilo, University of Maryland College Park, College Park, United States, Sergii Skakun, University of Maryland College Park, Department of Geographical Sciences, College Park, United States, Andrii Shelestov, National technical university of Ukraine “Kyiv polytechnic institute”, Kyiv, Ukraine and Nataliia Kussul, Space Research Institute NAS Ukraine and SSA Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine

As a member of The Bern Convention on the Conservation of European Wildlife and Natural Habitats, Ukraine began establishing special environmental protected areas in early 2000 as part of the Global Emerald Network.… Continue reading

Defense of master’s theses for obtaining a master’s degree in applied mathematics

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On December 19, the Department of Mathematical Modeling and Data Analysis of the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute hosted the defense of master’s theses.

Students of the ФІ-11мп group successfully defended their works on the educational and professional program “Methods of mathematical modeling, pattern recognition and computer vision” and received the qualification of “Masters of Applied Mathematics”.… Continue reading

Meeting on the OCRE project

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On December 6-7, 2022, the final meeting of the Open Clouds for Research Environment (OCRE) project was held in Lisbon. In the work of the section “Real-World EO Digital Services Adoption Stories and Lessons for the Future”, assistant of the department Hanna Yailymova spoke on the topic “Quantitative assessment of damage from the war in Ukraine based on satellite monitoring data with the support of the European initiative Earth Observation for Ukraine (EO4UA)” and told how the OCRE project opens up modern opportunities for further development for Ukrainian scientists.… Continue reading

WorldCereal project meeting at the International Meteorological Organization

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On 22-23 November 2022, the World Meteorological Organization in Geneva hosted the final meeting of the #WorldCereal project, which developed a global arable land monitoring system based on satellite monitoring data. At the meeting the results of the project and the steps of project development, validation of the resulting maps and the existing problems and ways of overcoming them were discussed.… Continue reading

Professors of the MMDA department are included in the open database of the world’s most cited scientists

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On the International Day of Science, the MMDA department welcomes all scientists and is proud that two professors of our department, prof. Nataliia Kussul and prof. Andrii Shelestov, included in the open database of the world’s most cited scientists, created by Stanford University based on a standardized methodology that takes into account various citation indices, the influence of scientific publications where the works are published, and even the serial number of the author in the publication.… Continue reading

A series of trainings from the leading scientific center of the European Commission Joint Research Center has begun

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For our group on applied mathematics, the leading scientific center of the European Commission Joint Research Center has started a series of trainings on mastering the European cloud platform CreoDIAS. The representative of this platform, namely Mr. Guido Lemoine, told the staff of the department and the participants of the group an introduction to CreoDIAS.… Continue reading

Discussion on the “Mathematical Modelling, Pattern Recognition and Computer Vision” educational programme

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The department discussed the educational programmes “Mathematical Methods of Modelling, Pattern Recognition and Computer Vision” in speciality 113 Applied Mathematics for all levels of education. At the meeting the issues of developing professional and creative skills of future specialists were raised, cooperation with international institutions, training students in real scientific projects were discussed, and the topical issue of “brain drain” was also raised.… Continue reading