Our researcher Dr. Ariane Droin presented the works of her PhD-thesis at the Geo-Colloquium of the University of Graz on the 11th of May.. Her presentation had the title “Erreichbarkeit lokaler Nachbarschaften im urbanen Kontext“. After the presentation a nice...

Climate adaptation requires reliable information, long-term monitoring, and evidence-based decision-making. Our EO4CAM short video highlights how Earth Observation (EO) and satellite-based data can support public authorities and decision-makers in identifying and...

Fieldwork during the winter season in Svalbard usually comes with a built-in advantage: snow. It acts as a natural transport layer, making it possible to move efficiently across large distances with snowmobiles and sleds. You plan your campaign around that mobility:...

Understanding how agriculture can adapt to a changing climate is one of the key challenges of our time. At EORC, we are pleased to share that our researchers are currently collaborating with the Bavarian State Research Center for Agriculture (LfL) on an innovative...

Remote sensing thrives on collaboration as shown (by a few selected ones) on our most recent roll-up. Many of today’s most pressing urban and environmental challenges—rapid urbanization, climate change, landcover change, migration, inequality, and economic...

What happens when researchers and developers sit down together to explore a multidisciplinary urban dataset? Our researchers from the EORC joined a hackathon that took place within the Super-Test-Site Project, organised by Prof. Dr. Gunther Gust from the Chair of...