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Published 12.2.2025.
Student Project Presentations Successfully Held at the Faculty of Maritime Studies in Split
On Thursday, January 30, 2025, the Faculty of Maritime Studies in Split hosted the student project presentations as part of the project Remote Sensing in the Function of Sustainable Development of the Maritime Sector. The event brought together students, mentors, and industry partners who collaborated on innovative research utilizing remote sensing technologies.
The opening remarks were delivered by Prof. Anita Gudelj and Prof. Merica Slišković, followed by an introduction from Mr. Antonio Morić Španić, a representative of List Labs, who presented the company's role in the project. Industry mentors, including Mr. Marin Perčić from the Administrative Department for Tourism, Maritime Affairs, and Transport of Split-Dalmatia County and Mr. Matko Bašić from CIAN d.o.o., shared insights into their organizations' interest in satellite data applications.
Graduate and Erasmus students showcased their research through engaging presentations, covering topics such as:
✅ Ship Detection
✅ Detection of Oil Spills Using Image Classification Models on Sentinel-1 SAR Imagery
✅ Detection of Oil Spills from Sentinel-1 SAR Imagery Using a Deep Learning Framework
✅ Evaluation of Water Quality Using Sentinel-3
✅ Analyzing Wind and Sea Currents from Copernicus
The event provided an excellent opportunity for knowledge exchange between students and industry experts, highlighting the significance of remote sensing in maritime sustainability.
We thank all participants for their contributions and look forward to future collaborations!
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On this day new website was created
for the ESA project on
Faculty of Maritime Studies in Split, Croatia.
Here we have some graphics that were used in the creation of the page, as well as advertisements for the same.
URL: https://esa-pfst.powerappsportals.com
QR: code is also included (in the second image), which when scanned leads to the same URL .
The rest images are promotional banners & wallpapers.
