New Earth Observation Project on Thermal Satellite Data

New Earth Observation Project on Thermal Satellite Data

December 16, 2025

We are honored that we are part of a new research and development project, focusing on the development of a satellite constellation capable of delivering high-resolution thermal data with a high revisit rate. The observations aim to make an important contribution to monitoring and managing global changes driven by climate change.

The generated data will address urgent, societally relevant questions related to climate change adaptation across multiple sectors, including urban infrastructure, agriculture and forestry, and public health.

The project is led by OroraTech GmbH (Munich) and brings together a strong consortium of partners:

  • Alfred Wegener Institute (Potsdam)

  • Robert Koch Institute (Berlin)

  • European Forest Institute (Bonn)

  • DLR-DFD (Oberpfaffenhofen)

  • University of the Bundeswehr Munich

  • Earth Observation Research Cluster (EORC), Univ. Wuerzburg

The Earth Observation Research Cluster is pleased to be part of this exploration project phase. We look forward to close collaboration and joint analyses with all partners over the course of the project. More details about this project will follow soon.

follow us and share it on:

you may also like:

EOCap4Africa Training in Kinshasa

EOCap4Africa Training in Kinshasa

This week, 14 students are attending a test run of our Remote Sensing module on Remote Sensing for Biodiversity Conservation at the University of Kinshasa. This module is part of the EOCap4Africa project (funded by the Federal Agency for Nature Conservation, lead Dr....

KI4Stereo – Hybrid kick-off meeting at DLR

KI4Stereo – Hybrid kick-off meeting at DLR

KI4Stereo – Hybrid kick-off meeting at DLR: AI-based analysis of stereo image data for tree monitoringOn January 23rd, 2026, a hybrid kick-off meeting was held at DLR to officially launch the research project KI4Stereo (funded under the KMU-innovativ programme,...

EORC researchers teaching drone remote sensing at UNIS, Svalbard

EORC researchers teaching drone remote sensing at UNIS, Svalbard

During their current visit to Svalbard, EORC researchers have been teaching UNIS students from all over Europe on how drones can be used for remote sensing in the high Arctic. Invited by our UNIS collaborators Prof. Dr. Simone Lang (UNIS) and Prof. Dr. Eero Rinne...

Privacy Policy

Lehrstuhl für Fernerkundung & Lehrstuhl für Urbane Fernerkundung

Erdbeobachtung an der Universität Würzburg

Share This