The TUNSA Club at the École Nationale d’Électronique et des Télécommunications de Sfax (ENET’COM), University of Sfax, recently organized a seminar titled “Exploration des données satellites” (Exploring Satellite Data). This event aimed to introduce engineering students to Earth observation satellites, their data, and their applications in addressing real-world challenges, such as climate change.
Held in partnership with the Franco-Tunisian company Climate Innov, the seminar provided students with a valuable opportunity to deepen their understanding of satellite technology and its impacts. Experts in the field shared insights on how satellite data is leveraged for environmental monitoring, disaster management, and sustainable development.
The event featured informative presentations, engaging discussions, and practical examples demonstrating the significance of satellite data in today’s world. Participants gained hands-on knowledge about data processing techniques and the role of satellite imagery in tackling global environmental issues.
Additionally, the UDENE project was presented during the seminar, highlighting its contributions to the field of satellite data exploration and its role in developing solutions in the realm of sustainable development, with a special focus on our three use cases.
Through initiatives like this, the TUNSA Club continues to promote awareness and technical expertise among students, preparing them for future careers in space technology, remote sensing, and environmental science.