Our remote sensing courses are taking place as usual but just online.
Despite the challenging situation we also learn new teaching methods and improve our elearning skills.
The department is working more or less as usual, please contact our scientists in case of any questions, worries or suggestions. Keep safe!
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On Monday 27th of November we were honored to welcome Dr. Eleanor Stokes, Program Manager for the Earth Information Center at the NASA Headquarters in Washington D.C. for a guest presentation at the Earth Observation Center (EOC) of the German Aerospace Center (DLR)....
At the gasometer our colleagues from DLR, the group of Nils Sparwasser, created an amazing exhibition of remote sensing data in combination with fantastic animal and environmental pictures to show our fragile planet and the threats of global warming and environmental...
One of our EAGLE lecturer; Dr. Doris Klein, is not only teaching remote sensing to our international EAGLE students but also to future astronauts! Great to see that earth observation is also trained within other disciplines than our own specific remote sensing MSc....
On Friday 24th of November we were honored to welcome Dr. Eleanor Stokes, Program Manager for the Earth Information Center at the NASA Headquarters in Washington D.C. for a guest presentation. The Geolingual Studies Team, the Department of English Linguistics and our...
Researchers from the Earth Observation Center (EOC) of the German Aerospace Center (DLR) in Oberpfaffenhofen, the Professorship of Social Geography of the Julius-Maximillians-University Würzburg, and our Earth Observation Research Cluster of the University of Würzburg...
