Department of Mathematical Modelling and Data Analysis
Educational and Research Institute of Physics and Technology NTUU "Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute"
Professors of our department, Andrii Shelestov and Nataliia Kussul, talked to the «Світ» newspaper about the role of satellite monitoring in public administration on the way to European integration.
«In 2013, Europe announced a common agricultural policy (Common Agricultural Policy — CAP), which was adopted by all the states of the European Union.… Continue reading
The meeting with Natalia Kussul and her colleagues from the KPI took place in Bohdan Hawrylyshyn’s apartment as part of the Euroscope program run by the ANTS Network for the Protection of National Interests.
The main topic of the meeting was the possibility of using satellite observation and modeling methods to monitor the environment and agriculture.… Continue reading
Check out our research in the second issue of the Aerospace Herald!
The first issue of the journal was devoted to space education in Ukraine, and the second issue contains an informational overview of space research in Ukraine in 2020-2022.
Among them are some of our studies, the main ones are
development of information services for assessing sustainable development indicators for Ukraine’s national indicators;
creation of information technology for fire risk assessment and monitoring of fires in natural ecosystems based on satellite data;
development of intelligent models and methods for determining indicators of land and forest degradation based on satellite data.… Continue reading
An article has been published about the activity of the Applied Mathematics Club and its leader, Dr. Hanna Oleksiivna Yailymova, who is also an employee of the Department of Mathematical Modeling and Data Analysis at Kyiv Polytechnic Institute.
The department’s instructors place a great deal of emphasis on working with talented young people, involving both students and high school students in clubs, and mentors set interesting tasks, encouraging young people to engage in scientific activities.… Continue reading
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
The Earth Observation for Ukraine (EO4UA) has been initiated by CloudFerro to support Ukrainian and international authorities in assessing war-related environmental losses by provisioning processing capabilities combined with a large repository of satellite data and higher-level products generated by the EO4UA partners.… Continue reading
In Forbes news, the results of the research of the employees of the Department of Mathematical Modeling and Data Analysis of the Educational and Research Institute of Physics and Technology NTUU “Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute” together with the specialists of the Space Research Institute of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine and the SSA of Ukraine, who determined the burned areas of Ukraine based on satellite data, were published.… Continue reading
On the official website of the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine, the forecast for this year’s harvest was published, based on the data that had been presented by the researchers of the MMDA Department at the Donor Coordination Council Meeting on July 12, 2022.… Continue reading
Together with colleagues from the World Bank and the Joint Research Center, employees of the Department of Mathematical Modeling and Data Analysis assessed the direct and indirect losses from the Russian war on the area of agricultural crops, as well as the expected harvest of winter crops in Ukraine.… Continue reading
On June 9, 2022, a webinar on the international project e-shape “EO in support of agricultural activities: new horizons” was held, where participants presented their work within the respective pilots. In particular, prof. Nataliia Kussul presented the preliminary results of the Ukrainian team’s work on pilot 1.6, in which participants assess the indicator of sustainable development goals 2.4.1 “Proportion of agricultural area under productive and sustainable agriculture” and 15.3.1 “Proportion of land that is degraded over total land area” on the cloud CREODIAS platform and based on the analysis of satellite time series and land cover classification maps.… Continue reading