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by the Remote Sensing Department
at the University of Würzburg,
Institute of Geography and Geology,
Oswald Külpe Weg 86,
97074 Würzburg
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new publication: Improving biodiversity monitoring using satellite remote sensing to provide solutions towards the 2020 conservation targets
Our publication lead by Sandra Luque just got published in MEE on “Improving biodiversity...
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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 publication: Improving biodiversity monitoring using satellite remote sensing to provide solutions towards the 2020 conservation targets
Our publication lead by Sandra Luque just got published in MEE on “Improving biodiversity...
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special issue in MEE is out – IMPROVING BIODIVERSITY MONITORING USING SATELLITE REMOTE SENSING
The MEE special issue organized by Sandra Luque, Nathalie Pettorelli, Petteri Vihervaara, and...
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new publication: Measuring β‐diversity by remote sensing: A challenge for biodiversity monitoring
Another article lead by Duccio Rocchini just got published in Methods in Ecology and Evolution...
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fieldRS R package is out!
New package published in the scope of the Central Asia Waters (CAWa). fieldRS was designed to...
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PhD position: “Current and future crop yield levels – assessments based on remote sensing time series and climate model outputs”
This PhD project at the Department of Remote Sensing, Institute of Geography and Geology focuses...
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New SCIENCE publication on data policy
A new publication was just published in SCIENCE titled “Free satellite data key to conservation” and lead by Graeme Buchanan calling for Landsat and other remote sensing data to remain open access.
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New publication on forest health
A new publication on forest health monitoring lead by Angela Lausch just got published in Remote...
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Two guest scientists from Central Asian countries
In June and early July, two guest scientists were invited to the University of Würzburg,...
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