our research covered by television

our research covered by television

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April 23, 2024

At the opening of the CAIDAS we also had the opportunity to present our research and development work to various media representatives. For example, we reported on our remote sensing work to ARD and Bayerischer Rundfunk as well as for Mainfranken TV – see e.g. here for the coverage: www.tvmainfranken.de/mediathek/video/wie-kuenstliche-intelligenz-unser-leben-veraendern-wird-einweihung-des-caidas-gebaeudes-der-uni-wuerzburg/
It was a great option to show to the interested public how AI and Earth Observation can provide valuable information for our daily lives e.g. by mapping urban heat islands, urban trees or flooding events including damages and georisks.

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