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RSLab numbers in 2023

RSLab was involved in many activities in 2023 on both Earth Observation and Planetary Exploration. The most relevant one was the launch of the ESA JUICE mission with on board the Radar for Icy Moons Exploration (RIME) developed under the PI-ship of RSLab.…

New lunar surface chemical map

RSLab contributed to a research published on Nature Communication that gained visibility on the international media. This research produced a new lunar surface chemical map by using artificial…

High Quality Research Award 2023

Lorenzo Bruzzone received the prestigious 2023 Award for Best Quality Research from the University of Trento with the following main motivation “For distinction in research activities on remote sensing, radar, signal…

Remote sensing for forest monitoring on TV news

The RSLab activities and projects related to remote sensing for forest monitoring have been the focus of a TV report on the national  RAI 3 TG Leonardo and on the RAI TGR . The report  addresses the activities developed by using LiDAR sensors and…

Best journal paper award

The paper “An approach Based on Deep Learning for Tree Species Classification in LiDAR Data Acquired in Mixed Forest,” by Daniele Marinelli, Claudia Paris and Lorenzo Bruzzone got the very prestigious 2022 Letter…

New radar test on Marmolada glacier with high temperatures

A second campaign of data acquisition on the Marmolada glacier with a ground penetrating radar mounted on an helicopter was conducted on Friday August 25th by RSLab in cooperation with the Civil Protection of the Provincia Autonoma di Trento in one of the hottest day…

Marmolada glacier tests on TV news

RSLab is conducting a series of tests on the Marmolada glacier with a ground penetrating radar (GPR) mounted on an helicopter to study the feasibility to estimate the properties of ice as well as the possible presence of water in the subsurface.…

Radar tests on the Marmolada glacier

RSLab started some tests  with a low frequency radar for studying the subsurface of the ice on the Marmolada glacier. The goal is to sound the subsurface of the glacier to analyze its structure and to assess the possibility to identify the presence of water below…

Artificial Intelligence for space

Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing and will change more and more in the future the scenario in the space activities and applications. The impact of AI covers almost all the components of space: robotics, autonomous…

New successful tests for RIME

After antenna deployment, the test of RIME in the Near Earth Commissioning Phase are continuing successfully. With the 16 meters antenna completely deployed the sensitivity increased by 1000 times (or 30 dB) with respect to sensitivity before the deployment. The…
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