PhD defense by Kim Knauer and Christian Wohlfart

PhD defense by Kim Knauer and Christian Wohlfart

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April 18, 2018

On Wednesday, April 4th 2018, we will have two PhD defenses by Kim Knauer on ““Remote Sensing of Vegetation Dynamics in West Africa: Improved Time Series for Agricultural Analyses” and Christian Wohlfart “The Yellow River Basin in Transition: Multi-faceted Land Cover Change Analysis in the Yellow River Basin in the Context of Global Change Using Multi-sensor Remote Sensing Imagery”.  All interested students and colleagues are invited to join these two PhD defenses in the Institute of Geography and Geology, University Würzburg, Campus South, HS 222.

 

 

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