UHUZAM took part in Seoul ADEX 2025 (Seoul International Aerospace & Defense Exhibition), one of the world’s leading events in the aerospace and defense sector.Throughout the exhibition, we had the opportunity to explore the latest technological developments, engage with industry leaders, and strengthen international collaboration opportunities. https://seouladex.com/en/business/seoul-adex/overview.php
Read More..Post-Disaster Electrical Infrastructure Damage Assessment: Satellite Imagery and AI Model Made Available
Within the scope of the project supported by the Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EPDK) of the Republic of Turkey and carried out by Istanbul Technical University in cooperation with BEDAŞ, AYEDAŞ, SEDAŞ, TREDAŞ and UEDAŞ, new generation artificial intelligence-based models were developed for damage detection of electrical infrastructure after disasters. …
Read More..Call For Papers – IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing – Special Issue on “Damage/Risk Assessment for 2023 Turkey Earthquakes using Remote Sensing”
On February 6, two major earthquakes of 7.4 and 7.8 in magnitude hit city of Kahramanmaraş, Turkey. The first earthquake occurred at 4:17 am, and the second struck 9 hours later at 01:24 pm. The earthquakes had a catastrophic impact on eleven cities in Turkey and multiple regions in Syria, …
Read More..Satellite images shared with researchers by ITU-CSCRS to support scientific research after Kahramanmaraş Earthquakes
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Read More..Workshop of the Project “Building the Infrastructure of the Pollution Monitoring System Specific to the Sea of Marmara Using Information Technologies” Supported by Tübitak
The workshop of the project “Establishing the Infrastructure of the Pollution Monitoring System Specific to the Marmara Sea Using Information Technologies”, carried out by Prof. Dr. Nebiye Musaoğlu and supported by TÜBİTAK, was held as an online zoom meeting in cooperation with the Union of Marmara Municipalities.
Read More..ITU-CSCRS Detected the Destruction of the Flood Disaster from Satellite
Istanbul Technical University (ITU) Satellite Communication and Remote Sensing Application and Research Center (CSCRS) viewed the destruction caused by the flood disaster in the Western Black Sea region from space. ITU CSCRS Director and ITU Civil Faculty Geomatics Engineering Department Head Prof. Dr. Mustafa Yanalak stated that there are significant …
Read More..ITU-CSCRS Detects Damage Caused by Forest Fires from Satellite
Istanbul Technical University (ITU) Satellite Communication and Remote Sensing Application and Research Center (CSCRS) has viewed the destruction caused by forest fires in the Mediterranean and Aegean Regions from space via satellite. Turkey’s first satellite earth station, ITU CSCRS, has started a study to detect the destruction in nature after …
Read More..It was determined that the mucilage was cleared in the images of the Marmara Sea taken from space.
With the images taken from space by ITU CSCRS, it was determined that the mucilage removal campaign within the scope of the “Marmara Sea Action Plan” of the Ministry of Environment and Urbanization gave successful results on the sea surface. Istanbul Technical University (ITU) Satellite Communication and Remote Sensing Application …
Read More..Distribution of Mucilage and Ship Mobility in the Gulf of Izmit from Sentinel-1 SAR Images
Distribution of mucilage and ship activity in the Gulf of Izmit from Sentinel-1 SAR images from May 11 to June 9, 2021 (SAR images can be obtained day and night in all weather conditions.)
Read More..Mucilage in the Sea of Marmara Viewed from Space
Turkey’s first satellite earth station ITU CSCRS has started a study to determine the distribution of mucilage in the Marmara Sea and the regions where it is concentrated. In this context, the mucilage distribution in the Sea of Marmara was monitored by the Pleiades, Spot 5 and Spot 6&7 satellites. …
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CSCRS İTÜ – Center for Satellite Communications and Remote Sensing