We had perfect weather for the summer BBQ of our department and great talks and discussions. Not all could make it but quite a few and we are looking forward to 2018 with maybe even more future, current and past remote sensing scientists from our department at our annual BBQ. More pictures and impressions will be added in the next weeks.
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