EAGLE students webpage is now online

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December 20, 2016

Our EAGLE students setup their own webpage at http://students.eagle-science.org! Read about their background, motivation and expectations concerning the EAGLE M.Sc. study program. Moreover, the EAGLE students will post news about ongoing social as well as scientific activities, excursions, internships or coding experiences. Please visit their webpage and contact them if you like to know more about the EAGLE students.

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Linking Science and Practice: Exploring Earth Observation for Water Management

How can Earth observation support sustainable water management in times of climate change? This question was at the center of a recent visit by participants of the EAGLE block course "Linking Science and Practice in Earth Observation for Climate Adaptation" to the...

“MainPro” working meeting on municipalities dealing with flooding and heavy rainfall

How do the municipalities in the Lower Franconian Main valley deal with flooding and heavy rainfall? This question was the focus of a working meeting of the Remote Sensing and Social Geography working groups on July 15, 2026, for the "MainPro" research project...

Four Paths, One EAGLE: An Alumni Plenary Worth Talking About

We got to sit in on something really special during our 10 year of EAGLE anniversary: a plenary discussion with four EAGLE alumni, moderated by Will, one of our 10th generation students. And honestly, it was one of those sessions where you look around the room and...

Pizza with a message

Twenty five years of EORC. Ten years of EAGLE. When you're feeding 200 people at something like that, you could just order pizza and call it done. Nobody would blink. But it would be much more special if we, the EORC staff and our EAGLE students, do it ourself and a...

25 Years of Earth Observation in Würzburg: A Celebration to Remember

What a day. On July 16th we finally got to celebrate something we'd been building toward for months: 25 years of the Earth Observation Research Cluster, together with 10 years of EAGLE (that is still being celebrated and will get its own post next week). Around 250...

Updates from the High Arctic: Ronja’s Summer Field Campaign in Reindalen, Svalbard

Following our joint winter campaign, former EAGLE and UNIS research assistant Ronja Seitz has recently returned to the remote valley of Reindalen for her summer fieldwork. As part of her Arctic Field Grant project, Ronja is recording high-resolution UAV data...