During the run-up to Christmas, Julia Rieder and Julian Fäth from the EORC visited the university forest in Sailershausen to retrieve further data from a temperature monitoring system on disturbed forest areas. They also took the opportunity to meet the responsible forest director to discuss relevant research topics for Sailershausen as a pilot region in the context of EO4CAM and to exchange ideas for future research projects. The privilege of a university-own forest is an ideal basis for fostering knowledge transfer between science and practice.
Mapping Paleontology using UAS on cliffs
We’ve recently started an exciting research project focused on mapping steep rock slopes that contain valuable paleontological information. Unlike most drone surveys that focus on horizontal ground surfaces, our work is aimed vertically—capturing data along exposed...
