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At the recent Betafor project meeting, our Earth observation research team presented our ongoing work with unmanned aerial systems (UAS) and their potential for advancing ecological research. We focused on how multi-sensor, multi-scale, and multi-temporal UAS-based...
Rock-In: Kicking Off the Semester With Climbing, Conversation, and Community
What better way to start the semester than by climbing some walls and breaking the ice—literally and figuratively? Today, we hosted our first social event of the semester at the local boulder gym: Rock-In! It was a relaxed morning designed to bring everyone...
Presentation at ESA Advanced Training Course
At the 14th Advanced Training Course on Land Remote Sensing – Agriculture, held from 29 September to 3 October in Thessaloniki, researchers, early-career scientists, and experts from across Europe gathered to exchange knowledge on the latest advances in remote sensing...
Welcome to Our New EAGLEs – Embarking on an Earth Observation Journey
As the autumn term begins and the leaves turn golden across Europe, we are pleased to welcome a fresh cohort of EAGLEs—our new MSc students in Earth Observation and Geoinformatics. This year’s group brings together curious minds from diverse academic and cultural...
New EAGLEs take off into the Winter Term 2025/26
As in previous years, the next generation of EAGLE Master's students from around the world gathered at the Earth Observation Research Center (EORC) on the first day of the winter term to begin their studies at the University of Würzburg. Prof. Dr. Tobias Ullmann...
Recording the Sounds of a River
Over the weekend, EORC PI Florian Betz met with Martina Cecchetto and Riccardo Fumigalli from the University of Padua to conduct ambient sound recordings and collect photographs of the Lech River, one of the major tributaries of the upper Danube. The photographs and...