The AgriSens DEMMIN 4.0 results symposium is currently running at the Neubrandenburg University of Applied Sciences with many guests from economic practice, but also from politics and business. The project results are presented and discussed in terms of their practical suitability. Our EORC team members are here to discuss the data cube developments in the project.
New publication on mapping mountain pine dynamics and upslope shifts in the German Alps
Mapping mountain pine remains a challenge, particularly in steep Alpine terrain where Pinus mugo forms dense krummholz thickets that are difficult to separate from surrounding vegetation and hard to survey on the ground. In our new study led by Basil Tufail, we...








