Dr. Nima Ahmadian joint our department this summer. He received the B.Sc. degree in physics, and the M.Sc. degree in geoinformatics. Later he got his PhD from University of Greifswald. Passionate about synthetic aperture radar (SAR) of soil and vegetation, the move to Julius-Maximilians-Universität (JMU) Würzburg, department of remote sensing was a natural fit. With encouragement from the former and current professors (Prof. Dr. Reinhard Zölitz, and Prof. Dr. Christopher Conrad), Nima started to work as a PostDoc researcher in the GLAM.DE project. The aforementioned project is a part of bigger project so called JECAM (Joint Experiment of Crop Assessment and Monitoring) which is running on a global scale.
UAV LiDAR campaign by EORC & UNIS in the remote valleys of Reindalen & Semmeldalen
The Arctic Tundra on Svalbard is a fascinating ecosystem: The soil is covered by a large variety of plants during the summer, fueled by the light of the never-setting sun, painting Svalbard‘s valleys and slopes green. Then, with the arrival of the Arctic winter, snow...
