Category: Khaos_English

On Monday, May 6th, Dr. Oleg Mirzov, Systems Architect and Lead Developer of Core Services at ICOS Carbon Portal (https://www.icos-cp.eu/), visited ITIS. During his visit, he delivered a talk titled "Introduction to ICOS Meta- and Data Services". The talk was broadcasted online. You can watch the broadcast at the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peySsG5nILQ.Additionally, the link to the presentation is as follows: https://doi.org/11676/khaos.Here's a brief bibliography: Oleg Mirzov was originally educated as a physicist (earned a PhD from Lund University (Sweden) in 2008 while working with spectroscopy of organic polymers), but got interested in ontologies in particular and IT in general, which significantly altered his career path. In the following 16 years he worked as a data janitor, ontologist, full-stack software developer, and is now a systems architect and lead developer of core…

LifeWatch ERIC and IUCN held their first workshop on Ecosystem Services. These workshops bring together experts from various institutions to guide the development of tools that serve professionals and decision-makers in this field to make strategic decisions. The KHAOS group, through the EnBiC2-Lab project, had the opportunity to participate and contribute their knowledge to the development of these tools.

The Khaos group at the University of Malaga has developed a tool based on artificial intelligence and automatic image classification to improve the detection accuracy of melanoma, a type of skin cancer. The aim of the scientists is to understand how automation systems 'think' in order to increase their efficiency and apply them in different fields of medicine. https://fundaciondescubre.es/noticias/desarrollan-una-herramienta-basada-en-inteligencia-artificial-para-mejorar-la-precision-de-deteccion-del-melanoma

Professor Kateryna Ivanko visited ITIS to explore possible collaborations. This visit is part of the cooperation with "Igor Sikorsky Kiev Polytechnic Institute" (National Technical University of Ukrainea) through the Erasmus+ KA171 project of the University of Malaga. During the meeting, important aspects of ECG measurement and analysis by means of activity bracelets in patients with obesity and the relevance of gut microbiome analysis to detect various diseases were discussed.

El pasado 30 de Junio: Exciting session today at @ETC_UMA international course on remote sensing for forest applications! In the context of @enbic2lab , @cbarbagonzalez provided an overview of the project and its application in Big Data analysing Continuing the international course on remote sensing for forest applications, Antonio Manuel Burgueño introduced the workflow of @enbic2lab for forest cover classification in the Mediterranean basin Pepe Aldana continued talking about satellite image acquisition during the @ETC_UMA international course on remote sensing for forest applications in the @enbic2lab project, focusing on forest classification in the Mediterranean basin