The impact of Covid-18 during, before and after the epidemic in western Assaluyeh (industrial area) is shown in the UHI map prepared from Landsat 8 images.
GIScience webinar in the occasion of GIS-day will be held in 17 November 2021.
In November 2021, the head of the RSLUT, Dr. Sadra Karimzadeh held a webinar for Institute of Geography of Azerbaijan National Academy of Science. Dr. Karimzadeh explained various applications of synthetic aperture radar (SAR) remote sensing such as: building damages after earthquakes, water pollution, etc.
In October 2021, RSLUT member Prof. Khalil Valizadeh held a webinar for Institute of Geography of Azerbaijan National Academy of Science. Prof. Valizadeh explained various applications of multi-spectral and thermal image analysis for different purposes.
A high-performance computer system (workstation) for various remote sensing analyses is available in our laboratory. The workstation benefits from a 9th generation i9 CPU. Detailed information is as follows:
Processor: Intel® Core™ i9-9900K
Number of cores: i9 9th Gen
CPU: @ 5.00 GHz
Installed memory (RAM): 64 GB
Operating System (OS) type: 64 – bit Win 10 and Linux Ubuntu
Graphics: GigaByte1660 Ti
A hyperspectral imager (HYSPIM) with a linear and angular scanners is also available in our laboratory. The spectral range for this device is from 400 nm to 950 nm.
Initial interferogram of Japan’s northwestern Chiba earthquake (M 6.1). Sentinel-1 orbit 141 covers some parts of eastern coast of Japan. Some atmospheric effects can be observed in the results.