State Institution
"Scientific Centre for Aerospace Research of the Earth
of the Institute of Geological Sciences
of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine"

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Organization

Scientific Centre for Aerospace Research of the Earth (CASRE) was founded in 1992 by decision of the Presidium of National Academy of Sciences, Ukraine, as an independent juridical person at the Institute of Geological Sciences, NASU. Currently there are about 100 collaborators in the Centre among those one academician of the NASU, two Corresponding Member of the NASU, 10 doctors, 10 candidates of science and 1 phd.

ЦКПСА

Центр коллективного пользования спектрорадиометрической аппаратурой (ЦКПСА) создан при Государственном учреждении с целью наиболее рационального использования уникальных научных спектрорадиометрических приборов.

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Использование данных ДЗЗ в сельском хозяйстве:

  • Инвентаризация посевов;
  • Оценка состояния сельхозугодий (фенологические наблюдения, обеспеченность посевов минеральными удобрениями, влагой, определение биомассы и продуктивности);
  • Прогнозирование урожайности.

Создание научных основ аэрокосмического экологического мониторинга территории Украины с разработкой физико-математических моделей процессов энергомассобмена в геосистемах.

Теоретическое обоснование и экспериментальная проверка бортовой аппаратуры и технологии дистанционного зондирования.

Изучение и исследование природних ресурсов Украины.

Методы экологического мониторинга и картирования.

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About Centre

The State Institution "Scientific Center for Aerospace Research of the Earth of the Institute of Geological Sciences of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine" (CASRE IGS NAS of Ukraine) was established as an independent legal entity in 1992 in accordance with the Resolution of the Presidium of the Academy of Sciences of Ukraine dated 05/20/1992 No. 150 on the basis of the Kyiv Scientific - Research Institute of Cosmoaeromethods and subdivisions of the Institute of Geological Sciences of the Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. There are about 70 employees in the Centre, among them 2 corresponding members of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, 10 doctors, 18 candidates of science and 1 doctor of philosophy.

The CASRE is organized into four scientific departments and two laboratories: Energy and mass exchange in geosystems department, Geoinformation technologies in remote sensing of the Earth department (the department includes Remote sensing instrumentation laboratory), Aerospace research in geology and geoecology department, Geospatial modeling in aerospace research department (the department includes Remote sensing data processing methods laboratory)

An academic council operates at the Center. From December 23, 2022, the specialized academic council for the defense of doctoral and candidate theses began its work.

The main objectives of the Centre

Fundamental and applied scientific research of relevant areas of Earth research using remote methods with the aim of obtaining new scientific knowledge and using it to achieve the practical goals of the Center's activities:

  • Improvement of theoretical and methodological foundations of aerospace environmental monitoring, creation and research of physical and mathematical models of generation, reflection and scattering of electromagnetic radiation by terrestrial formations (vegetation, soil, water) and anthropogenic objects;
  • Development of methods and technologies for aerospace monitoring of the ecological state of the natural environment, remote solving of natural resource tasks, as well as dual purpose tasks, monitoring of global changes in the geosphere (mineral exploration, climate changes, state and changes of forests, desertification, etc.);
  • Development of methods and technologies of aerospace agriculture monitoring with assessment of the state of crops and crop yield forecasting, and remote monitoring of renewable natural resources (soil, forests, reservoirs);
  • Substantiation of requirements for technical means of remote sensing of the Earth, development of methods for calibrating onboard sensors and validating satellite data and technologies;
  • Creation of a national regulatory framework for remote sensing of the Earth with the harmonization of its relevant international norms and standards.
  • International cooperation in research on remote sensing of the Earth with the aim of attracting advanced foreign experience, equipment and technologies for the needs of the economy and environmental protection in Ukraine.

News

Kick-off-meeting on the “Earth Observation for Early Warning of Land Degradation at European Frontier” (EWALD) project, Lisbon, Portugal (January 18-20, 2023)

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The international project HORIZON-MSCA-2021-SE-01-01 “Earth Observation for Early Warning of Land Degradation at the European Frontier” (EWALD) was started on December 1, 2022 as part of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Horizon Europe Programme.

The fourth issue of ninth volume of "Ukrainian journal of remote sensing" ejournal

The fourth issue of ninth volume of "Ukrainian journal of remote sensing" ejournal is out.

The third issue of ninth volume of "Ukrainian journal of remote sensing" ejournal

The third issue of ninth volume of "Ukrainian journal of remote sensing" ejournal is out.

The second issue of ninth volume of "Ukrainian journal of remote sensing" ejournal

The second issue of ninth volume of "Ukrainian journal of remote sensing" ejournal is out.

The fiirst issue of ninth volume of "Ukrainian journal of remote sensing" ejournal

The first issue of ninth volume of "Ukrainian journal of remote sensing" ejournal is out.

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