Our field work jackets and backpacks arrived with Earth Observation design. Now we can conduct our UAV campaigns and are easily recognizable as researcher of the University of Wuerzburg. We are looking forward to some time in the field sampling various landcover information with ground-based and UAV-based sensors.
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We are pleased to congratulate Alexandra Bell on the successful defense of her PhD thesis, which explored the role of Earth Observation (EO) data in political decision-making. In her research, Alexandra examined how EO technologies interact with political processes,...
We are very happy to congratulate Jakob Schwalb-Willmann on the successful defense of his PhD thesis, which focused on the integration of animal movement data into Earth observation analysis. His innovative work has shown that by leveraging animal movement patterns,...
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