On October 22, our habilitation candidate and guest lecturer from DLR, Dr. Simon Plank gave an inspiring talk at the seminar of the department "Georisks and Civil Security (GZS)" at the Earth Observation Center (EOC) of the German Aerospace Center (DLR). The talk was...

Three  years ago, at the Geolingual Studies Workshop (see here: https://remote-sensing.org/geolingual-studies-workshop-day-1/) researchers from very different disciplines developed ideas to explore how we can better understand the relationship between people and urban...

Exposure data is essential for effective disaster management. Remote sensing is of great importance for generating large-scale and up-to-date exposure information. However, the accuracy of the derived exposure information varies. But how accurate does it need to be to...

Cities are complex entities that are defined and distinguished by their physical, social, economic, environmental and other structural characteristics. Our remote approach to the city is primarily from a physical-structural perspective. Through Geolingual Studies, we...

The conference paper "From spatial to platial decision support in planning – Collecting platial experiences of wellbeing" develop from our 'Super test site Würzburg' team has now been published in the proceedings of the Fifth International Symposium on Platial...

The JMU Online Magazine – einBLICK – reported yesterday on our recent study "From Measured to Experienced Heat: A Multimodal Analysis of Temperature, Urban Form, and Social Media in Mexico City" from the Geolingual Studies team. The full einBLICK article...