television and radio coverage about urban measurements

television and radio coverage about urban measurements

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June 20, 2024

Our urban research got covered by TV and radio where we had the chance to explain the relevance of urban monitoring via remote sensing methods as well as in-situ devices (in cooperation with Prof. Marco Schmidt) especially for adaptation and mitigation potential of German urban environments. The multidisciplinary team covers the fields of remote sensing, (geo)-informatics, computer science, urban planning, social geography, linguistics, digital humanities, psychology, business informatics and sports science.

Beside the press crew also the interested public approached us during this event and asked about the research, its aim and relevance. We had plenty of time to elaborate the our research and also show the spatio-temporal results.

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