EAGLE 8th generation – first course by Claudia Kuenzer

EAGLE 8th generation – first course by Claudia Kuenzer

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October 19, 2023

Our new EAGLEs just spend the whole week learning about all Earth Observation sensors, physics of remote sensing, newest advances and upcoming methods in earth observation. Beside the lecture and getting to know all these crucial information they also had plenty of time for discussions on job opportunities after their M.Sc., about the life as an academic or which companies are looking for EAGLE graduates. They also had time to get to know each other personally and talk about their history, their background and expectations.
We are very much looking forward to see all our new EAGLEs in the next courses on remote sensing and establishing the EAGLE family feeling again within this group.

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