The course “Sampling for remote sensing, application to costal ecosystems” by Aurelie Davranche, University of Angers, took place this October in Wuerzburg at our Department of Remote Sensing. Monitoring coastal ecosystems for management decision support requires efficient tools but simple to use for managers who can be often not familiar with image analysis. In this… Read More
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Our Postdoc Dr. Julian Fäth from the Earth Observation Research Cluster (EORC) recently published a paper titled “Multi‑method soil moisture monitoring at two temperate forest stands in Germany” together with our colleague Prof. Dr. Christof Kneisel from the...
Last Friday did we organize again a social event for all staff members and EAGLEs to get to know the new students, meet and chat with old students and just have a nice time outside the office for all staff members. We spend 4 hours together in the Rock In boulder gym...
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Our UAS team travelled to Umweltforschungsstation Schneefernerhaus at Zugspitze to continue the time-series analysis for landscape analysis using drones. At an average elevation of 2500 meters, the team, Luisa Pflumm, Baturalp Arisoy, Konstantin Müller and Basil...
The KonGeoS conference (24-27.10.2024 in Würzburg) of geodesy student councils in Germany, Switzerland and Austria invited our Professor Hannes Taubenböck to give a guest lecture. On 25 October 2024, he gave a lecture on settlement development in Germany and discussed...
Driving Innovation in Traffic and Urban Planning: Insights from OPTIPLAN On October 24, 2024, the OPTIPLAN research consortium (German Aerospace Center (DLR)/University of Würzburg, Ingenieurbüro Behringer & Partner, and OBERMEYER GmbH) gathered to advance...
