Category: News Students
Book “Intro to Spatial Data Analysis” in Print
Our upcoming book “Introduction to Spatial Data Analysis” is finally in print and...
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Winter term review: 125 students, 65 teaching hours and 3 courses
The winter term came to its end last week. While most of my colleagues were teaching within the...
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wall of fame for our Graduates
Our remote sensing graduates are all listed on our “wall of fame”. Great to see who...
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Department Bus
Our new department bus is now ready for excursions with our students, for field work in our study...
Read MoreSuccessful start of the project WASCAL-DE-Coop at the Department of Remote Sensing
Joint research on climate change and its impact on agrarian and ecological land use systems in...
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Department of Remote Sensing Will Contribute to 6th CAWa Summer School 2019
CAWa Summer School 2019 – Open Call for Application As in the previous years, CAWa WP3 team...
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Tender Bachelor thesis
Derivation of application examples for sustainable land and water management in Central Asia using...
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new PhD student: Jakob Schwalb-Willmann
This month, Jakob Schwalb-Willmann joined the Department of Remote Sensing as a PhD student. He is...
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new B.Sc. thesis: UAV-based cemetery map
Florian Baumgartner started his B.Sc. thesis titled “Object-oriented derivation of a digital cemetery plan from very high resolution aerial imagery – a case study for the municipality of Kürnach”. The aim of his thesis is to derive a high-resolution UAV-based graveyard map that can be used by the municipality for further planning within the cemetery administration.
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PhD defense by Benjamin Leutner on July 4th
our PhD student Benjamin Leutner will defend his PhD on Wednesday July 4th, 6 p.m. in HS 222 of...
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Earth ObserveR sticker
Triggered by remarks of our students we printed some Earth ObserveR stickers reflecting the amount...
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New R package by one of our EAGLE students
Maninder Dhillon developed a new R package for light use efficiency modelling called “lue”. It returns the biomass of any crop based on the simple physiological paradigm modelled by Shi et al. (2007).
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