The remote sensing course in the Global Change Ecology MSc program started again with the new students. It is again very interesting how spatial data, spectral information and its corresponding techniques are perceived. Highly challenging to teach remote sensing and GIS to our new MSc students but also lots of fun to see how the… Read More
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Yesterday, members of our Earth Observation Research Cluster had the opportunity to connect with colleagues from DLR during the annual summer gathering of the DLR Earth Observation Center (EOC). The informal setting of the DLR EOC summer party provided a great...
Thilo Erbertseder will defend his PhD thesis "Satellite-based analysis of NO2 air pollution: from global to urban aspect" on Wednesday 23rd of July at 3pm in John-Skilton Str. 4a, seminar room 1. All interested staff, students, family and friends are cordially invited...
Our PhD student Adomas Liepa will defend his Phd "Potential of Satellite Earth Observation in seasonal monitoring of complex agricultural environments of East Africa" on Thursday 24th of July at 11am. The defense will take place at John Skilton Str. 4a, seminarroom 1....
This week, our EORC team and EAGLE MSc students are joining the global Earth observation community at the ESA Living Planet Symposium (LPS) 2025 — one of the most important gatherings for Earth system scientists, remote sensing experts, and space agencies worldwide....
Our colleagues Sarah Schönbrodt-Stitt and Michael Thiel, together with partners from University of Halle-Wittenberg, University of Bonn and WASCAL, published a new article. Climate change poses significant challenges to Africa, particularly West Africa, where...
We are excited to announce the publication of a groundbreaking study titled "A Spatial Decision Support System for Climate-Adapted Agriculture Designed with and for Stakeholders in West Africa" in the journal Climate Services. This research introduces a...
