Cooperation between the Würzburg-Schweinfurt University of Applied Sciences and our EORC

Earth Observation Meets Agricultural Practice: The Final Excursion of the EAGLE Block Course

The EAGLE block course "Linking Science and Practice in Earth Observation for Climate Adaptation" concluded with a visit to the Bavarian State Office for Agriculture (LfL) and its Research Center for Agriculture in Dry Regions in Schwarzenau. Following earlier visits...

Life in Science: voices from Würzburg & Mwanza

Last winter semester, our EAGLE students, together with students from Museum Studies and ERASMUS+, worked intensively in a dedicated course to develop and curate the exhibition “Stories from Two Cities – Living with Science!” . Their work brings together perspectives,...

Rethinking Examinations in Remote Sensing Education: From Presentations to Peer Code Review

At EAGLE, we recently experimented with a different examination format for our Earth Observation (EO) courses: one that focuses less on presentations and more on building reusable scientific software. Instead of giving a final talk, each student had to develop a...

EAGLE Students Present EO Research Following Winter Fieldwork on Zugspitze

Students from the EAGLE MSc program recently presented their Earth Observation research during a conference-style poster session at our EORC, showcasing projects developed from our intensive winter fieldwork conducted at the Schneefernerhaus Environmental Research...

Successful MSc Defense: Developing a Farmland Habitat Biodiversity Indicator for Bavaria

On March 31, 2026, Suriya Elango successfully defended his Master’s thesis at the Earth Observation Research Cluster (EORC), University of Würzburg. His work addressed a question that is becoming increasingly important across Europe: how can biodiversity in...

Informatics student project: Enhancing deep learning techniques to detect animal paths in UAV imagery

When animals roam the savanna, e.g. to find resources, they leave distinctive paths in the landscape. The resulting path networks show how animals differentiate and interact with their environment. Information on the animals' space use at great spatial detail is...

Cooperation between the Würzburg-Schweinfurt University of Applied Sciences and our EORC

Cooperation between the Würzburg-Schweinfurt University of Applied Sciences and our EORC

Cooperation between the Würzburg-Schweinfurt University of Applied Sciences and our EORC

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March 25, 2024

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Earth Observation Meets Agricultural Practice: The Final Excursion of the EAGLE Block Course

Life in Science: voices from Würzburg & Mwanza

Rethinking Examinations in Remote Sensing Education: From Presentations to Peer Code Review

EAGLE Students Present EO Research Following Winter Fieldwork on Zugspitze

Successful MSc Defense: Developing a Farmland Habitat Biodiversity Indicator for Bavaria

Informatics student project: Enhancing deep learning techniques to detect animal paths in UAV imagery