Hannes Taubenböck got featured on the University news portal “Einblick” and could provide some insights into his past, present and future research within the field of urban remote sensing. He outlined why he believes that urbanization is one major driver of global change and which new research and teaching activities he is planning as newly appointed head of the urban remote sensing chair.
The article is unfortunately only available in german and can be read here:
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