Contribution to the RMA podcast “The opportunities and risks of urbanization” by EOR Cluster

Contribution to the RMA podcast “The opportunities and risks of urbanization” by EOR Cluster

December 6, 2023

The Risk Management & Rating Association e.V. has interviewed Prof. Hannes Taubenböck from our Earth Observation Research Cluster for a podcast titled “The opportunities and risks of urbanization”. In the podcast [in German] they discuss which risks and opportunities exist for companies in times of dynamic urbanization and what value remote sensing can add.

 

Please find the RMA podcast here: https://rma-ev.org/podcast-rma-on-air

In addition you can read parts of the podcast here: https://rma-ev.org/news-publikationen/news-risk-blog/einzelansicht-blog/in-den-staedten-wird-sich-entscheiden-ob-wir-verantwortungsvoll-mit-unserem-planeten-umgehen

 

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