The christmas party by the department of remote sensing was great fun again and we had lots of very delicious international food by all our divers members of the department, as well as presents. Thanks to all who organized it and helped to arrange the venue. It was great fun and a perfect end of our successful year 2017. We wish everybody some relaxing days off and a happy new year. We are looking forward to an exciting 2018!
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