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New paper on Artificial Intelligence for Earth Observation: Understanding emerging ethical issues and opportunities
With the increasing spatial and temporal resolutions in Earth observation data, with the potential...
new SuperVision Earth project
We are pleased to announce that the SuperVision Space project has started. Together with our...
The Geolingual Studies Team is searching for a student assistant (Studentische Hilfskraft)
The Geolingual Studies Team is searching for a student assistant (Studentische Hilfskraft) ...
Real-Time Global Computation of the Solar Position in Google Earth Engine
Description: Information about the solar position at a given date and time is crucial for e.g....
EAGLE applications and student statistics
We get constantly increasing number of applications and of course we are interested who is...
new staff: Dr. Martina Wilde
Martina joined our Earth Observation Research Hub in March as part of the SuperVision Space...
Final workshop of the project “Large housing estates of the future” on 21.03.2023 in the Baukunstarchiv in Dortmund
The project “Large Housing Estates of the Future” focused on the type of large housing...
Students explore the Effects of thawing Permafrost in Arctic Environments
What is the relevance of permafrost? What effects does the degradation of permafrost have on...
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New paper on Artificial Intelligence for Earth Observation: Understanding emerging ethical issues and opportunities
With the increasing spatial and temporal resolutions in Earth observation data, with the potential...
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Final workshop of the project “Large housing estates of the future” on 21.03.2023 in the Baukunstarchiv in Dortmund
The project “Large Housing Estates of the Future” focused on the type of large housing...
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new SuperVision Earth project
We are pleased to announce that the SuperVision Space project has started. Together with our...
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new staff: Dr. Martina Wilde
Martina joined our Earth Observation Research Hub in March as part of the SuperVision Space...
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EAGLE applications and student statistics
We get constantly increasing number of applications and of course we are interested who is...
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New Publication: Impact of STARFM on Crop Yield Predictions: Fusing MODIS with Landsat 5, 7, and 8 NDVIs in Bavaria Germany
We are excited to share an innovative publication (https://www.mdpi.com/2072-4292/15/6/1651/pdf),...
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staff news: our PhD student Ines Standfuss
Ines Standfuß is a PhD student at the Earth Observation Research hub, Institute of Geography and...
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Students explore the Effects of thawing Permafrost in Arctic Environments
What is the relevance of permafrost? What effects does the degradation of permafrost have on...
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new publication on Antarctic ice shelf
A new publication on “IceLines – A new data set of Antarctic ice shelf front...
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Internship Presentations on topographic and hydrographic factors for flood susceptibility analysis and on creation of a land cover classification for Dak Lak and Dak Nong (Vietnam)
On Tuesday, March 28th at 13:00 p.m. Wilmer Fabián Montién Tique will present on his internship...
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New Publication: Monitoring spatiotemporal soil moisture variability in the unsaturated zone of a mixed forest using electrical resistivity tomography
New publication by our colleagues Julia Rieder (Chair of Forest Botany at TU Dresden &...
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Field work in the DFG beta-FOR sites
In the context of the BETA-FOR project, a field trip was conducted in the University Forest of JMU...
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New publication on identifying and analysing intra-urban (sub-)centre structures comparing official 3D-building models and TanDEM-X nDSMs
New publication on identifying and analysing intra-urban (sub-)centre structures comparing...
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Students study animal-environment interactions at the Earth Observation Research Hub
How do animals move through the environment they live in? Which behavioural patterns can be...
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Agricultural remote sensing fieldwork in Tanzania February 2023
As part of EU-funded project UPSCALE our PhD researcher Adomas Liepa organised a data collection...
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Irregular series about our staff – today: habilitation candidate Dr. Christian Geiß
Christian Geiß is a lecturer at the Institute of Geography and Geology at University of Würzburg...
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PhD Colloquium of Prof. Dech
After various PhD colloquia in the last years only taking place in a virtual meeting room we had...
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Earth Observation Research Hub contributes to School Geographers’ Day, 2023 at the University Würzburg
The School Geographers’ Day is taking place from the 08th to 10th of March 2023 at the...
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Call for Papers for a Special Issue in relation to the Joint Urban Remote Sensing Event (JURSE)
The Joint Urban Remote Sensing Event (JURSE) (http://jurse2023.org/) will take place from May 17th...
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Public talk by Hannes Taubenböck at Kloster Bronnbach on 23rd of March, 2023
Deutschland – wie und wo wir wohnen (wollen) Vortrag von Hannes Taubenböck (Public talk in German...
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New publication: Three-dimensional subsurface architecture and its influence on the spatiotemporal development of a retrogressive thaw slump in the Richardson Mountains, Northwest Territories, Canada
Lead by our colleagues Julius Kunz, Christof Kneisel and Roland Baumhauer from the Department of...
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