Wissal Issaoui | Remote Sensing | Young Scientist Award

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Dr. Wissal Issaoui | Remote Sensing | Young Scientist Award

Researcher | Faculty of Sciences of Bizerte | Tunisia

Dr. Wissal Issaoui is a researcher in Applied Geology and a member of the Research Unit URGAMM, recognized for her strong academic background and scientific rigor. Holding advanced degrees in geology with specializations in geophysics, environmental assessment, and spatial analysis, she has developed expertise in the characterization and environmental evaluation of waste sites using geophysical imaging, remote sensing, and decision-support tools. Her professional experience includes active participation in national and international research collaborations, field-based investigations, and training programs focused on geomatics, artificial intelligence applications, soil ecology, and electromagnetic mapping. Dr. Issaoui has contributed to scientific publications addressing sustainable environmental management and geoscientific modeling, reflecting her interdisciplinary approach and commitment to advancing applied geological research. She has completed several professional certifications from globally recognized institutions such as Elsevier and has participated in international workshops aimed at enhancing research quality and scientific communication. Her strengths lie in her analytical precision, commitment to research excellence, and ability to integrate innovative technologies into geological studies. Recognized for her dedication and leadership in research, Dr. Issaoui represents a promising scientist with significant potential to contribute to the advancement of geosciences and environmental sustainability through continued research, collaboration, and innovation.

Profiles:  Scopus

Featured Publications

1. Issaoui, W., Hamdi Nasr, I., Alexakis, D. D., Bejaoui, W., Ibraheem, I. M., Ezzine, A., Ben Othman, D., & Inoubli, M. H. (2024). Geometric characterization basics of the Mateur plain in Northern Tunisia using Vertical Electrical Sounding and remote sensing techniques. Advances in Remote Sensing and GIS for Natural Hazardous Monitoring and Management.

2. Issaoui, W., Hamdi Nasr, I., Guellala, R., & Inoubli, M. H. (2024). Geophysical contribution based on Vertical Electrical Sounding (VES) to hydrogeological evaluation in Ras Jebal coastal aquifer. Geophysical Prospecting.

3. Hamdi Nasr, I., Sarsar Nawali, B., Amiri, A., Issaoui, W., Abidi, O., Kone, A. Y., Ben Chalbi, M., & Inoubli, M. H. (2024). Mapping subsurface structural lineaments using the Tilt Angle Map from Gravity Gradient Data and Euler Deconvolution, Lakouat–Aksab region, North-western Tunisia. Acta Geophysica.

4. Issaoui, W., Hamdi Nasr, I., Khaskhoussi, S., & Inoubli, M. H. (2023). Monitoring of soil contamination from olive mill wastewater (OMW) using physicochemical, geotechnical analysis and Electrical Resistivity Tomography (ERT) investigation. Environmental Earth Sciences.

5. Issaoui, W., Alexakis, D. D., Hamdi Nasr, I., Argyriou, A. V., Alevizos, E., Papadopoulos, N., & Inoubli, M. H. (2022). Monitoring olive oil mill wastewater disposal sites using Sentinel-2 and PlanetScope satellite images: Case studies in Tunisia and Greece. Journal of Environmental Earth Sciences.

Dr. Wissal Issaoui’s research advances sustainable environmental management through the innovative use of geophysical and remote sensing techniques. Her work contributes to the scientific understanding of soil and water systems, supporting better resource management and environmental protection for communities and industries globally.

Sani Inuwa Sani | Climatology and Remote Sensing | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Sani Inuwa Sani | Climatology and Remote Sensing | Best Researcher Award

Sani Inuwa Sani | Usmanu Danfodiyo University Sokoto | Nigeria

Mr. Sani Inuwa Sani is an Assistant Lecturer in the Department of Geography at Sa’adatu Rimi University of Education, Kano State, Nigeria, with expertise in Geospatial Science, Remote Sensing, and Environmental Management. He holds advanced academic qualifications in Geoscience, Education, and Geography, reflecting a strong interdisciplinary foundation that bridges environmental analysis, spatial modeling, and sustainable development. His professional experience includes teaching and mentoring students in physical geography courses such as Geomorphology, Climatology, Hydrology, and Geographic Information Systems, while also serving in key departmental leadership roles including Secretary of the Research, Seminar, and Publication Committee, Patron of the Geography Students Association, and GIS Laboratory Technician. His research focuses on climate change assessment, geospatial analysis, and environmental monitoring, with published works in reputable international journals on topics such as coastal hydrological change detection, spatio-temporal land use dynamics, and water resource management using machine learning and remote sensing techniques. Mr. Sani’s scholarly contributions demonstrate innovation and dedication to advancing sustainable environmental practices. He has participated in international conferences, training workshops on Earth observation, and is an active member of professional bodies such as the Association of Nigerian Geographers and the Tourism Peace Association of Nigeria. Through his academic excellence, leadership, and collaborative research efforts, he continues to contribute meaningfully to the development of environmental science and geospatial technology, making him a deserving candidate for recognition and academic distinction.

Profiles: ORCID

Featured Publications

1. Sani, I. S., Manurung, P., & Fagge, A. U. (2025). NDWI–NDBI overlay–based analysis of coastal fence expansion and hydrological changes in Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria (2010–2015), with machine learning validation. Remote Sensing for Sustainable Oceans, 00(00), 1–12.

2. Garniwa, P. M. P., Azzahra, R. O., Lee, H., Aditya, I. A., Dimyati, R. D., Sani, I. S., Ramlah, R., Garniwa, I., Sri Sumantyo, J. T., & Dimyati, M. (2025). Comparison of semi-empirical models in estimating global horizontal irradiance for South Korea and Indonesia. Resources, 14(11), 170.

3. Garniwa, P. M. P., Azzahra, R. O., Lee, H., Aditya, I. A., Dimyati, R. D., Sani, I. S., Ramlah, R., Garniwa, I., Sri Sumantyo, J. T., & Dimyati, M. (2025). Comparison of semi-empirical models in estimating global horizontal irradiance for South Korea and Indonesia [Preprint]. Preprints.

Mr. Sani Inuwa Sani’s work advances the use of geospatial technology and remote sensing in addressing environmental and climate challenges. His research contributes to sustainable land and water resource management, supports evidence-based policy development, and fosters innovation in environmental monitoring for societal and global benefit.

José Pilartes-Congo | Geospatial Science | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. José Pilartes-Congo | Geospatial Science | Best Researcher Award

Graduate Student, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, United States

José A. Pilartes-Congo Jr. is a Ph.D. student in Geospatial Computing Science at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, specializing in geo-engineering and data-driven solutions for coastal sustainability 🌍. With expertise in geospatial systems, remote sensing, and UAS technology, José is committed to enhancing workflows for coastal mapping and transportation monitoring 🚗🌊. He has made significant contributions to NSF and TxDOT projects and has won multiple accolades for his work in GIS, photogrammetry, and environmental sustainability 🏆.

Publication Profile

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Education:

José holds a BSc in Geographic Information Science with a minor in Business Administration from Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, graduating with Magna Cum Laude honors 🎓. He completed an MSc in Geospatial Systems Engineering, specializing in Geosensing Systems and UAS for Geomatics, maintaining a perfect GPA of 4.0 🌟. Currently, he is pursuing his Ph.D. in Geospatial Computing Science, achieving an impressive GPA of 3.88 📚.

Experience:

José’s professional journey includes serving as a Ph.D. Graduate Researcher at MANTIS Laboratory (Conrad Blucher Institute) since 2019, where he works on cutting-edge coastal mapping and inundation prediction techniques 📡. His past roles also include contributing to NOAA projects in shoreline mapping and data collection optimization using UAS 🚁. Additionally, he has interned at S&V Surveying, Inc., focusing on TLS/LiDAR data acquisition and topographic surveys 🏞️. His experience spans both research and practical applications in geospatial technology and GIS analysis 🔍.

Research Interests:

José’s research interests lie at the intersection of geospatial engineering, remote sensing, and environmental sustainability 🌱. He is particularly focused on implementing close-range photogrammetry, remote sensing data fusion, and digital twin generation to optimize data collection workflows 🌐. His work contributes to understanding and mitigating the impacts of sea-level rise and coastal erosion 🌊, advancing geospatial solutions for transportation and coastal sustainability.

Awards:

José’s academic and professional excellence has earned him several prestigious awards 🏅, including the Pipelines 2024 Conference Student Scholarship, TSPS Student Volunteer of the Year (2023), and 1st Place in the NSPS Student Competition (U.S.) 🏆. He has also been recognized with the Heydenrych Trophy (S.A.) and The Diana Award (U.K.), reflecting his commitment to making a positive environmental impact 🌍.

Publications:

Pilartes-Congo, J.A., et al. “Close-Range Photogrammetry for Coastal Mapping: A New Approach.” Journal of Geospatial Engineering, 2023. Link

Pilartes-Congo, J.A., et al. “UAS Data Collection for Shoreline Mapping: Optimizing Data Workflows.” Remote Sensing Technology, 2022. Link

Pilartes-Congo, J.A., et al. “Data Fusion for Inundation Prediction and Coastal Sustainability.” Journal of Environmental Engineering, 2021. Link
Cited by: 23 articles

Pilartes-Congo, J.A., et al. “GIS Applications in Monitoring Sea-Level Rise Along the Gulf Coast.” Geospatial Science & Technology, 2020. Link
Cited by: 15 articles