Category: Forestry
EO4CAM at the 7th Climate Conference in Veitshöchheim
We are happy to share that two of our Earth Observation Research Cluster (EORC) colleagues, John...
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Enhancing LiDAR-Based Forest Analysis: A Successful Field Day in the Spessart
Last week, students and scientific staff from the Earth Observation Research Cluster and the...
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EO4CAM expert dialogue in the Rhön on the contribution of EO for climate adaptation
On February 18, 2024, the EO4CAM project, with team members from the Earth Observation Center at...
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Final meeting of the project working group in our afforestation project
As part of the project “Potentials of Afforestation and Restoration from Nature...
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Successful Master Thesis Defense by Svenja Dobelmann
On January 21st, Svenja Dobelmann successfully defended her master’s thesis titled...
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PhD positions on Earth Observation for Climate Change Adaptation
The effects of climate change are already being felt in southern Germany. The sooner these changes...
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EO4CAM workshop – research meets practice
More than 40 participants from Bavarian ministries, state authorities, and municipalities were...
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Research in the University Forest
In the course of a cooperation with the Technical University of Munich (TUM), Dr. Julian Fäth from...
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EO4CAM met the Bavarian administration of the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Rhön
With an area of around 243 thousand hectares, the Rhön biosphere reserve is one of Germany’s...
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New PostDoc Julian Fäth
Julian Fäth joined the Earth Observation Research Cluster in May 2024 as PostDoc focussing on...
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Meet the UAS team of 2023 – a long year with plenty of drone campaigns
Our UAS team was quite busy this year and covered various study sites and ecosystems across the...
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What it takes to record a forest for an entire year: Insights into one out of many days flying drones in the University Forest
This week, EOR Cluster staff carried out a routine flight mission in the University Forest: As every second week, the entire 200 ha were imaged with a multispectral sensor on a Wingtra fixed wing aircraft. Additionally, the mission was augmented by LIDAR on an M300 multicopter (as every month). Initially delayed by rainy weather, the crew managed to acquire high quality data, which helps monitoring the ecosystem.
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