- Patrick Sogno, an EAGLE alumni and also PhD student in Würzburg presented “Earth Observation for Exposome Mapping – The Potential of Remote Sensing for Geohealth Analysis”.
- One of our recent PhD graduates and also lecturers within the EAGLE M.Sc., Dr Celia Baumhoer, introduced the students to “Remote sensing of snow and ice”.
- Dr. Jonas Meier presented “Small Fields, Big Impact: The Role of Earth Observation in the Sustainable Intensification of Smallholder Farms in West Africa. Insights from Current Research Projects”.
- And two employees of the University of Würzburg, but based in Oberpaffenhofen presented their ongoing research:
- Niklas Jaggy presented “Remote Sensing of forests – assessing disturbances, forest structure and biodiversity”
- and our Postdoc Dr. Sophie Reinermann introduced to “Remote sensing of grasslands”.
Seeing the World in Points: Lidar Course for the EAGLEs
Lidar has a funny way of sneaking up on you. You think you know what it is, a laser that measures distance, fine, but then someone shows you a point cloud of a forest canopy with individual branches floating in 3D space and suddenly you realize there's a whole...









