Center for Information Technologies

Project goal: FoodSafeR project will develop an innovative, open, and easily accessible digital hub with the help of a world-class consortium of organizations and specialists in food safety.
Project description: Europe is facing a significant threat to public health due to various bacteria, allergens, bacteria, fungal and plant toxins as well as parasites, leading to around 20 million cases of illness and many deaths each year. Recent chemical risk emergence has further highlighted the need for better preventative measures. In this context, the EU-funded FoodSafeR project will develop an innovative, open, and easily accessible digital hub with the help of a world-class consortium of organizations and specialists in food safety. The hub will provide warning and management services and propose risk assessment and management methods and strategies. By implementing these features and improving collaborations, FoodSafeR will safeguard European food against biological, climate or chemical hazards.

Research Associate in the field of technical/technological sciences-electronics, telecommunications, and information technologies

Oskar Marko

Miloš Pandžić is a Junior Research Assistant whose interest includes several research fields: Earth observation, remote sensing, image processing and data analytics. He is currently enrolled as a PhD student of Geodesy and Geoinformatics at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, University of Belgrade, where he also obtained his master and bachelor degree. In 2015 he received scholarship from the Government of Austria (OeAD) and spent 4 months at TU Vienna where he analysed geometric quality of Sentinel-2 satellite multispectral images. Outcome of this work was his master thesis. After graduation he worked at the Finnish Geospatial Research Institute (FGI) on several projects funded by Academy of Finland and European Space Agency (ESA). His main occupation was segmentation and change detection in satellite imagery related to agricultural activity, urbanization and deforestation. In 2018 he joined BioSense Institute where he works on data fusion of optical and radar images for yield prediction, crop classification, crop monitoring, etc. He is involved in several national and international projects including Antares, Cybele, Dragon, PARSEC, agROBOfood.

Miloš Pandžić

Gordan Mimić is a research associate at Biosense Institute. Gordan Mimić received BSc (2011), MSc (2012) and PhD (2016) degrees in Physics-Meteorology at the University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Sciences. He was working at Republic Hydrometeorological Service of Serbia during the period 2011-2012, in the division for Numerical Weather Prediction. Gordan Mimić was teaching assistant for the various courses in meteorology at the University of Novi Sad (Faculty of Sciences and Faculty of Agriculture) in the period 2012-2017. His current research interest is data analytics in the field of agrometeorology and biometeorology. He was the leader of the BioSense team that developed a novel algorithm for the classification of maize hybrids tolerant to drought and heat stress, which won the third prize at Syngenta Crop Challenge in Analytics 2019. He participated in several national and international projects. Gordan Mimić has co-authored 20 journal articles, 4 conference papers and 1 book chapter.

Gordan Mimić

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Horizon Europe

FoodSafeR – A joined-up approach to the identification, assessment and management of emerging food safety hazards and associated risks

Centar za Informacione Tehnologije

Cilj projekta: Projekat FoodSafeR će razviti inovativno, otvoreno i lako dostupno digitalno čvorište uz pomoć konzorcijuma svetske klase organizacija i stručnjaka za bezbednost hrane.
Opis projekta: Evropa se suočava sa značajnom pretnjom po javno zdravlje zbog različitih bakterija, alergena, bakterijskih, gljivičnih i biljnih toksina, kao i parazita, što dovodi do oko 20 miliona slučajeva bolesti i mnogih smrtnih slučajeva svake godine. Nedavna pojava hemijskog rizika dodatno je istakla potrebu za boljim preventivnim merama. U tom kontekstu, projekat FoodSafeR koji finansira EU će razviti inovativno, otvoreno i lako dostupno digitalno čvorište uz pomoć konzorcijuma svetske klase organizacija i stručnjaka za bezbednost hrane. Centar će pružati usluge upozorenja i upravljanja i predlagati metode i strategije za procenu rizika i upravljanje. Implementacijom ovih funkcija i unapređenjem saradnje, FoodSafeR će zaštititi evropsku hranu od bioloških, klimatskih ili hemijskih opasnosti.

Naučni saradnik u oblasti tehničko-tehnoloških nauka- elektronika, telekomunikacije i informacione tehnologije

Miloš Pandžić je istraživač pripravnik čije interesovanje pokriva nekoliko istaživačkih oblasti: osmatranje Zemlje, daljinsku detekciju, obradu slike i analitiku podataka. Trenutno je student doktorskih studija odseka za Geodeziju i geoinformatiku na Građevinskom fakultetu, Univerziteta u Beogradu, gde je takođe završio i osnovne i master akademske studije. U 2015. godini dobio je stipendiju vlade Austrije (OeAD) i proveo 4 meseca na Tehničkom univerzitetu u Beču gde je analizirao geometrijski kvalitet Sentinel-2 satelitskih multispektralnih snimaka. Iz ovog istraživanja je proizašao i Milošev master rad. Nakon završetka studija, radio je u Finskom geoprostornom istraživačkom institutu (Finnish Geospatial Research Institute - FGI) na više projekata finansiranih od strane Finske Akademije i Evropske svemirske agencije. Tu je radio na segmentaciji i detekciji promena na satelitskim slikama za potrebe poljoprivrede, urbanizma i šumarstva. U 2018. godini pridružio se Institutu BioSens gde radi na fuziji podataka optičkih i radarskih slika za procenu prinosa, klasifikaciju useva, praćenje razvoja useva, itd. Učestvuje u realizaciji nekoliko nacionalnih i internacionalnih projekata uključujući Horizon 2020 projekte Antares, Cybele, Dragon, PARSEC i agROBOfood.

Gordan Mimić je naučni saradnik na Biosens Institutu. Gordan Mimić je završio osnovne (2011), master (2012) i doktorske (2016) studije fizike-meteorologije na Prirodno-matematičkom fakultetu, Univerziteta u Novom Sadu. Radio je u Republičkom hidrometeorološkom zavodu Srbije tokom perioda 2011-2012, u odeljenju za numeričku prognozu vremena. Gordan Mimić je radio kao asistent na raznim predmetima iz oblasti meteorologije na Univerzitetu u Novom Sadu (Prirodno-matematički fakultet i Poljoprivredni fakultet) u periodu 2012-2017 godina. Trenutno se bavi analitikom podataka u oblasti agrometeorologije i biometeorologije. Predvodio je tim BioSensa koji je razvio novi algoritam za klasifikaciju hibrida kukuruza koji si otporni na sušu i toplotni stress, i za koji su osvojili treću nagradu na Sindžentinom “Izazovu za useve” 2019. godine. Učestvovao je na nekoliko nacionalnih i međunarodnih projekata. Gordan Mimić je koautor 20 naučnih radova, 4 konferencijska rada i 1 poglavlja u knjizi.

FoodSafeR – Zajednički pristup identifikaciji, proceni i upravljanju nastajućim opasnostima po bezbednost hrane i pratećim rizicima

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