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M.Sc. handed in: Quantifying land cover change using remote sensing data in a transboundary protected area
Henrike Schulte to Bühne handed in her M.Sc. thesis “Quantifying land cover change using...
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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 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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Department Summer Event
Our annual summer event organized by our EAGLE M.Sc. students, the EAGLE summer dialogue, took...
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Lecturers from Würzburg University Trained Young Scientists in GIS and Remote Sensing in the CAWa Edu Seminar in Tashkent, Uzbekistan
23 students as well as junior university teachers and young specialists from research institutions participated into the four-day CAWa Edu Seminar “Innovative Tools for Improving Water Management in Central Asia” (June 13-19, 2018)
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Lecturers from Würzburg University Trained Young Scientists in GIS and Remote Sensing in the 5th CAWa Summer School in Almaty, Kazakhstan
23 master and PhD students as well as junior university teachers and young specialists from government agencies and research institutions participated into the two-week 5th CAWa Summer School “Methods and Tools for the Assessment and Monitoring of Central Asian Water and Land Resources”
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new publication: Satellite remote sensing of ecosystem functions: opportunities, challenges and way forward
A new publication on “Satellite remote sensing of ecosystem functions: opportunities, challenges and way forward” has been published in the recent issue of RSEC lead by Nathalie Pettorelli.
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new B.Sc. thesis: UAV-based cemetery map
Florian Baumgartner started his B.Sc. thesis titled “Object-oriented derivation of a digital cemetery plan from very high resolution aerial imagery – a case study for the municipality of Kürnach”. The aim of his thesis is to derive a high-resolution UAV-based graveyard map that can be used by the municipality for further planning within the cemetery administration.
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PhD defense by Benjamin Leutner on July 4th
our PhD student Benjamin Leutner will defend his PhD on Wednesday July 4th, 6 p.m. in HS 222 of...
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Call for Master’s thesis at the Department of Remote Sensing
In situ and radar-based assessment and analysis of the surface soil moisture and its dynamic in the agrarian landscape in South Italy
Objective Semi-arid to arid climate determines the natural water availability in the Mediterranean. In particular, groundwater reservoirs are the main source of freshwater in the Mediterranean region. Climate change as well as increasing water consumption in irrigated agriculture are identified as major drivers of increasing groundwater scarcity and overuse of fragile groundwater resources.
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