On Wednesday January 30th two public PhD defenses of our PhD students will take place:
4pm
Carina Kübert on “Fernerkundung für das Phänologiemonitoring: Optimierung und Analyse des Ergrünungsbeginns mittels MODIS-Zeitreihen für Deutschland”
6pm
Marco Ottinger on “Earth Oberservation for the Assessment of Aquaculture in Coastal Regions – Deriving Aquaculture Areas and Estimating Production based on High Resolution SAR Time Series”
you are all invited to join these events in HS222!
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