The activities of the remote sensing session within the scope of the eleventh annual Ain Shams University international conference

Ain Shams University invites you to attend the activities of its eleventh international conference, which is organized under the title "Knowledge Economy... for a Better Life", over the course of May 10-11, at the Triumph Hotel in the 5th settlement. The activities of the second day of the conference include a remote sensing session in cooperation with The National Perfection and Space Authority and the United Arab Emirates University, and the session deals with:

The role of geographic information systems and remote sensing as a research tool for sustainable development goals: a case study from the United Arab Emirates.

- Monitoring and following up natural hazards resulting from human activity and climate change.

- Forecasting of floods using remote sensing techniques and geographic information systems.

- The capabilities of the National Authority for Remote Sensing and Space Sciences in the knowledge-based economy.

- Vis/NIR reflectance spectroscopy for the detection of soil contaminated with heavy metals.

Geospatial artificial intelligence (artificial intelligence) supports sustainable devaluation

- Monitoring and following up on natural hazards resulting from human activity and climate change.

Geospatial artificial intelligence to support sustainable urban development in Sinai.

- Integration with remote sensing data and spectral analysis to detect areas contaminated with heavy elements.

Environmental monitoring and assessment using remote sensing and mapping models.

- Radar and interfering radar: the role of microwave remote sensing for the detection of sudden/long-term ground deformation, a case study of the Anatolia earthquake and the eastern desert of Egypt.

- Integration of satellite and field data for line extraction and natural resource mapping.

To register and attend, please visit the following link: http://conferences.asu.edu.eg/