Welcome to IMPRESS LAB!
Information Processing and Sensing (IMPRESS) Lab does research on opportunistic and conventional microwave remote sensing from satellite scales to small aerial platforms in environmental sustainability. Our research focuses on recycling the radio spectrum to address the challenges of decreasing radio spectrum space for science while exploring entirely new microwave regions for land remote sensing. To this end, we harness various man-made, non-cooperative Signals of Opportunity (SoOp) which we measure using sensory platforms as widely available as smartphones in addition to dedicated, custom-made instruments to enable a myriad of practical solutions in precision agriculture, forestry, and water conservation. Our research is grouped into six major thrusts


Abesh GHosh
Since Fall 2022

MohammaD EhSAN HOQUE
Since Spring 2023

Tanvir AnjuM
Since Spring 2024

Sriman Bidhan Baray
Since Spring 2024

kAIES aL mAHMUD
Since Spring 2024

Joyita Halder
Since Spring 2025
RESEARCH in NUTSELL
Our research is grouped into six major thrusts:
- – Spectrum Sensing, Coexistence & Recycling
- – EM Modeling & Simulation
- – Information Retrievals & Geospatial Intelligence
- – RF Testbed for Digital Agriculture
- – Off-road Robotics & Mobility
- – Ubiquitous RF Sensing

SMAP

CYGNSS

SNOOPI

NISAR

Smartphone

P-band

GNSS-R

L-band Radiometer

GNSS-T

Mobility

Proximal Sensing

Tower-based Sensing