Charles-Ugo Piat-Durozoi (left) and Romain Chayot (right) presented papers at ICASSP 2017 last March, supported by Corinne Mailhes (center).

Josiane Zerubia, IEEE distinguished lecturer, was at TéSA for a seminar titled “Marked Point Processes For Object Detection and Tracking in High Resolution Images: Applications to Remote Sensing and Biology”. Many people have come to listen.

PhD positions with CNES at TéSA: apply before the 31th March 2017.
4 subjects available:

•  Digital communications for satellite
•  Satellite transport layer optimization
•  Machine learning for satellite monitoring
•  GNSS/5G hybridization

Do not hesitate to contact the mentioned PhD advisors or TéSA director () for more information.

Welcome to Adrien, Lorenzo and Selma (from left to right)!

Seventh seminar was held on Tuesday, October 25th from 16h to 18h at TéSA with presentations by Lucien Canuet and Nabil Kbayer:

Lucien Canuet : Fiabilisation des transmissions optiques satellite-sol.
Nabil Kbayer : Utilisation d’un Simulateur 3D GNSS pour une Navigation Robuste en Environnements Urbains.

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TéSA was present in the Toulouse Space Show 2016, invited on the CNES booth.

The 1st Scientific Days of TéSA were held on Saint Lary in June: 2 days of fruitful exchanges for 33 participants in a joyous and relaxed atmosphere.

Sixth seminar was held on Thursday, June 16th from 16h to 18h at TéSA with presentations by José Carlos M. Bernudez and Éric Asselin:
José Carlos M. Bernudez : Nonparametric Detection of Nonlinearly Mixed Pixels and Endmember Estimation in Hyperspectral Images.
Éric Asselin : Systèmes de détection et de prévention d’intrusion adaptés au monde aéronautique embarqué.