Martin Wegmann gave an evening talk at AniMove.org at BIK-F in Frankfurt for the 20 international attendees of this animal movement and remote sensing science school. He presented the huge variety of remote sensing data and applications with a focus on ecological relevance. Moreover, he highlighted challenges and potential of remote sensing data in animal movement studies, as well as showed needed activities and research in this field.
Maninder Singh Dhillon presents a new farmland biodiversity indicator for Bavaria at NSO-GfÖ 2026
This week, EORC postdoc and EO4CAM researcher Dr. Maninder Singh Dhillon presented work on a new product developed as part of the EO4cam project at the joint NSO-GfÖ 2026 conference in Odense, Denmark: A bavarian-wide biodiversity indicator for farmland that measures...








