Category: fieldwork
Enhancing LiDAR-Based Forest Analysis: A Successful Field Day in the Spessart
Last week, students and scientific staff from the Earth Observation Research Cluster and the...
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Christmas vibes in the University Forest
Today, EORC staff visited the University Forest in Sailershausen, focusing on routine field...
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Agricultural field work with our EAGLEs
Our EAGLEs are back on mission on wheat fields in Mecklenburg – Western Pomerania for...
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Updates from the High Arctic: Ronja’s Summer Field Campaign in Reindalen, Svalbard
Following our joint winter campaign, former EAGLE and UNIS research assistant Ronja Seitz has...
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course on Theory and Practice of UAS Operation and Methods
Last week our staff members Antonio Gomez Castaneda and Luisa Pflumm did an UAS course within out...
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Learning Earth Observation Data Acquisition in Real-World Conditions
As part of our course on Earth Observation data acquisition, EAGLE students experience first-hand...
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Short UAV field training with our guest Olanike Deji
Today we went out for a short field training session with our guest scientist Prof. Dr. Olanike...
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Earth Observation Meets Agricultural Practice: The Final Excursion of the EAGLE Block Course
The EAGLE block course “Linking Science and Practice in Earth Observation for Climate...
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Researching Drought and Fire Impacts on Savanna Vegetation: EORC Team in Kruger National Park
Our EORC colleagues Luisa Pflumm, Konstantin Müller, and Dr. Mirjana Bevanda are currently in...
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Our students wrote UFS press article
Our students have recently turned their fieldwork at the Environmental Research Station...
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What it takes to record a forest for an entire year: Insights into one out of many days flying drones in the University Forest
This week, EOR Cluster staff carried out a routine flight mission in the University Forest: As every second week, the entire 200 ha were imaged with a multispectral sensor on a Wingtra fixed wing aircraft. Additionally, the mission was augmented by LIDAR on an M300 multicopter (as every month). Initially delayed by rainy weather, the crew managed to acquire high quality data, which helps monitoring the ecosystem.
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Collaboration in the Field: Exploring Crop Resilience with Earth Observation
Developing resilient agricultural systems requires close collaboration between research...
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