Tag: ecology
Towards Earth Observation-supported identification of drought-resilient tree provenances in Bavaria
Recent drought years have raised concerns about the future vitality of different tree species in...
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EORC researchers teaching drone remote sensing at UNIS, Svalbard
During their current visit to Svalbard, EORC researchers have been teaching UNIS students from all...
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Field Excursion to Owabi Wildlife Sanctuary
As a highlight of the third day of our training at KNUST on the use of remote sensing for...
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How the European Wildcat Conservation can help strengthen Nature’s Contributions to People
In her MSc thesis Svenja Dobelmann (now University of Applied Science and Arts Göttingen) explored...
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The EORC at the 35th International Africa Festival in Würzburg
The 35th International Africa Festival, the largest event for African culture and music in Europe,...
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New guest researcher from Senegal: Ousmane Badji
We are delighted to welcome Ousmane BADJI, our newest guest scientist, to Würzburg. Since his...
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Marcoecology meeting 2019 organized jointly with Remote Sensers
Staff of the Department of Remote Sensing are co-organizing the next Macroecology 2019 meeting as...
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new M.Sc. thesis “animal movement prediction using environmental data”
Jakob Schwalb-Willmann just started his M.Sc. thesis titled “A deep learning movement prediction...
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new publication: Open data and open source for remote sensing training in ecology
Our new publication “Open data and open source for remote sensing training in ecology”...
Read MorePublication by our students on remote sensing training
We are very proud that some of our former M.Sc. students published a peer-reviewed article about the importance of remote sensing training approaches “More than counting pixels – perspectives on the importance of remote...
Read MoreNew project starts: EO-MOVE
Our successfully funded new project will start in August called EO-MOVE “multiscale and -sensor environmental analysis for the analysis of spatio-temporal movement patterns and their relevance for remote sensing”....
Read Moretalks at the ESA Living Planet Symposium
the ESA Living Planet Symposium list of talks and sessions is now online and can be accessed here. We are happy to have talks by Ruben Remelgado on “remote sensing and animal movement” and Martin Wegmann on...
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