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Akshara Preethy Byju got PhD

On Tuesday Ocotber 20th, Akshara Preethy Byju succesfully defended her PhD Theses on “Advanced Methods for Content Based Image Retrieval and Scene Classification in JPEG 2000 Compressed Remote Sensing Image Archives”.…

New H2020 project at RSLab

RSLab got an important new project in the framework of the very challenging ICT call of Horizon 2020 “Artificial Intelligence on demand platform” of European Commission. The title of the projecy is  “AI4Copernicus: Reinforcing the AI4EU Platform by…
  • Oct 04 / 2020
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Making JUICE Mission – Episode 2

The development  of the  JUICE mission (for which RSLab has the responsibility of the RIME instrument) is progressing fast despite the pandemic situation. A video showing the activities in progress at spacecraft level can be found

Invited Talk

Lorenzo Bruzzone will give an invited talk at Microwave and Radar Institute of DLR (German Aerospace Center) on Friday, April 7, 2020.…

RSLab Numbers in 2019

RSLab achieved important research results in 2019 on both Earth Observation and Planetary Exploration and the related topics.

EnVision on the Spanish Press

EnVision and other missions related to Venus are presented and discussed in an article on the Venus exploration published on “Muy Interesante” (which is a magazine for the general public in Spain) in October…

Outstanding Paper Award

The paper “Efficient Convolutional Neural Network for Spectral-Spatial Hyperspectral Denoising ” by A. Maffei, J.M. Haut, M.E. Paoletti, J. Plaza, L. Bruzzone, A. Plaza got the prestigious Outstanding Paper Award at WHISPERS 2019.…
  • Jun 28 / 2019
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IEEE GRSM Top Journal in Remote Sensing

The IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Magazine (GRSM) is ranked as the top international scientific  journal in the area of Geoscience and Remote Sensing.…

Interview on the EnVision Mission

Media INAF has published an interview with prof. Lorenzo Bruzzone on the EnVision mission of the European Space Agency to Venus, which is currently under Phase A study.…