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The very important italian contribution to the JUICE mission has been presented to the italian press in Florence on March 10th. RIME (Radar for Icy Moon Exploration) has been presented as a key instrument for revealing the mysteries hidden in the subsurface of Galileian moons Ganymede, Europa, Callisto.

Below more information from press and media coverage.

Ludovica Maria Beati received the award for the Best Italian Master Theses on Geoscience and Remote Sensing by the Italian Chapter of the IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society.

The award was presented to the best three Master Theses defended in the period June 2021 – May 2022. The title of the Master Theses is “Time series change vector analysis for land cover change detection in time series of multispectral images” (Advisors: L. Bruzzone, F. Bovolo, M. Zanetti).

Arianne 5 parts are coming together in the launch vehicle in Kourou for the launch of JUICE scheduled on April13th, 2023.

 

Intégration EPC au BIL, le 28/02/2023. | EPC integration at BIL. 02/28/2023.

Transfert EAP1 du BSE au BIL, le 28/02/2023. | EAP1 transfer from BSE to BIL. 02/28/2023.

Below more information from the ESA news.

Core of Juice’s Ariane 5 rocket prepared for launch

Juice’s Ariane 5 booster transferred to launch vehicle integration building

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The JUICE Spacecraft has reached the spaceport in Kourou where the final operations for the preparation for the lauch have started. The baseline launch date is April 13th, with a launch winodw that extends  up to the end of April.

Below more information in few selected items from media coverage related to the arrive of the spacecraft at Kourou.

FBK celebrates the Women in Science day with Francesca Bovolo. ESA JUICE mission will soon start its journey. Destination? Ganymede! Read more about here

Parth Naik successfully defended his PhD Thesis on “Advanced Techniques For Prediction of Forest Above Ground Biomass Using Satellite Remote Sensing Data.” The thesis, co-supervised by Michele Dalponte and Lorenzo Bruzzone, was the results of a collaboration between the Fondazione Edmund Mach and the University of Trento.

Congratulations to Parth!

Announced the departure of the ESA’s spacecraft JUICE (Jupiter for ICy moon Explorer) from the Toulouse facilities to the Kourou base in French Guiana for launch in the second half of April.

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RSLab achieved important research results in 2022 on both Earth Observation and Planetary Exploration and the related topics. Some relevant numbers are as follows:

  • 56 papers published (or in press) on peer-reviewed international journals in 2022
  • 5100+ (Source: Google Scholar) / 4500+ (Source: Scopus) citations in 2022
  • 4 projects running with the role of Principal Investigator (3 European/Italian Space Agency, 1 EU)
  • 6 projects running with the role of partner (2 EU, 1 JPL/USC, 3 Italian Space Agency)
  • Top positions of the Lab in international ranking of research
  • 6 international/national awards and achievements
  • 4 graduated PhD students
  • Many public outreach activities (newspaper and magazine interviews, public presentations, etc.)

The figure reports the cloud of words built with the titles of the 2022 journal papers. More details are available on this website.

We wish you a Happy 2023!

 

After the inclusion in the Highly Cited Researcher (HCR) by Clarivate Analytics for 2022, Lorenzo Bruzzone is at the top also of the Highly Cited Reasearchers ranking of the University of Stanford.

An analysis carried out by the University of Trento points out the very good results achieved by the university in this rankig and identifies prof. Bruzzone as the researcher at the University of Trento with the highest performance.

See here for more details.

 

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