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Project |Strengthening Local Intervention Capacities for Climate Change in the Black Sea Region

Project | Multi-scale and Multi-functional Unit-based Techniques for Upcycling Concrete and Demolition Waste from Post-Earthquake Concrete Structures

New Paper | Data‑Driven Modeling for the Prediction of Stack Gas Concentration in a Coal‑Fired Power Plant in Türkiye

New Paper | Re-evaluation of machine learning models for predicting ultimate bearing capacity of piles through SHAP and Joint Shapley methods

New Book: Air Pollution, Air Quality, and Climate Change

New Book Chapter | Explainable AI for Earth Observation: Current methods, open challenges, and opportunities

New Paper | Multidisciplinary reconnaissance investigation covering structural, geotechnical, and architectural based damage to mid-rise residential buildings following the February 6th, 2023 Kahramanmaraş, Türkiye earthquake doublets (Mw 7.8, Mw 7.6)

New Book Chapter | Seismic Resilient Cities: A Roadmap

Workshop | Turkish Seismic Isolation Association and Japanese Society of Seismic Isolation Workshop

New Paper | There Are No Data Like More Data: Datasets for deep learning in Earth observation, published in: IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Magazine

CONTRACT NOTICE/Scientific Expertise Services Ref No: BSB00353/STA-02

CONTRACT NOTICE/Project Implementation Consultancy and Event Organization Services Ref No: BSB00353/STA-03

Call for Applicants

2024-2025 Fall Term Second Application Period

New Paper| No More Black-Boxes: Estimate Deformation Capacity of Non-Ductile RC Shear Walls Based on Generalized Additive Models

New Paper| Numerical Validation of Fully Coupled Nonlinear Seismic Soil–Pile–Structure Interaction

MSCA PF Information Day

The 5th Satellite Earth Observation Applications (UYGU 2024) Summer School Organized by IEEE GRSS Turkey Section

İTÜ Seismic Team Wins the "Most Improved Team" Award!

New Project | Development of a next generation artificial intelligence model-based system for detecting damage to electrical and gas structural elements using satellite imagery and SAR data immediately after natural disasters