News & Topics
- 24th January 2025
- “8th SYMPOSIUM Human Resource Development and Space Data Utilization for Disaster” has been held
- January 2025
- Collaborated with ArcEdge Space Co. Ltd.
- 7th December 2024
- “8th Seminar of Space Education and Growing Industry” has been held
- 26th-27th November 2024
- “77th Conference by Japan Remote Seinsing Community” has been held
- 10th October 2024
- Visiting to Rwanda
- 6th-7th September 2024
- “Summer School 2024” has been held
- 29th August 2024
- Visiting to South Dakota State University
- 10th February 2024
- “Open Data Academy 2024” has been held
- 27th January 2024
- “7th Seminar of Space Education and Growing Industry” has been held
Certificate of Appreciation from Japan Remote Sensing Community


YUCARS had supported the 77th Japan Remote Sensing Conference in 26th November 2024, Yamaguchi city.
YUCARS has received the certificate of appreciation from Japan Remote Sensing Community in 4th June 2025.
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Collaborated with Hosei University

YUCARS has collaborated with Hosei University to cooperated with each other on education, research, capacity building and international cooperation.
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Visiting to Srinakharinwirot University, Thailand

Prof. Nagai visited to Srinakharinwirot University, and discussed future collaboration.
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Message from the Director
Improving relations between humans and our earth using satellite remote sensing technology
Our center aims to further develop satellite remote sensing utilization techniques, as well as train scientists and engineers in the field, spreading satellite remote sensing utilization across the entire globe. The benefits that remote sensing technology offers are immeasurable, ranging from helping protect peoples' lives in disaster areas to stable harvesting of foods.
In addition, remote sensing can contribute to environmental conservation across the globe by providing accurate information on environmental issues such as illegal deforestation and marine pollution. There are many potential global issues looming in our future, and we believe that with sensor improvement and analysis development, satellite remote sensing will play a major role in the solution of these significant issues. We see great potential for the future of remote sensing techniques.
We at Yamaguchi University are committed to publishing the newest, cutting edge research results satellite remote sensing data and fostering world-class specialists who will become global leaders in the field.
Director, Masahiko NAGAI