PhD defense by Kim Knauer and Christian Wohlfart

PhD defense by Kim Knauer and Christian Wohlfart

April 18, 2018

On Wednesday, April 4th 2018, we will have two PhD defenses by Kim Knauer on ““Remote Sensing of Vegetation Dynamics in West Africa: Improved Time Series for Agricultural Analyses” and Christian Wohlfart “The Yellow River Basin in Transition: Multi-faceted Land Cover Change Analysis in the Yellow River Basin in the Context of Global Change Using Multi-sensor Remote Sensing Imagery”.  All interested students and colleagues are invited to join these two PhD defenses in the Institute of Geography and Geology, University Würzburg, Campus South, HS 222.

 

 

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