Exciting lectures will be offered on three dates in the winter semester 2024/2025.

More than 50 participants from Poland, Germany and rest of the Europe attended the summer school.

With our mobile backpack scanner we were part of the art project “Derive Scan – The Pond”

Janik Steier, Mona Goebel and Dorota Iwaszczuk just published a new journal paper.

The two-month trip to the Research Institute provided great insights into remote sensing research, scientific exchanges and Finnish culture.

Talk on radar remote sensing in peatlands at the International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium

At the Joint 3D GeoInfo Conference and EG-ICE Workshop in Spain, Qipeng Mei presented our newest research on improving deep learning-based point cloud classification using Markov Random Fields with Quadratic Pseudo-Boolean Optimization. This study was a collaboration between the research group Remote Sensing and Image Analysis and Fraunhofer IOSB.

The project “Forest Health: Interactions of biological, chemical and physical soil parameters with the canopy” receives funding from the Forum for Interdisciplinary Research (FiF) 2024. It combines canopy information with soil data to better understand tree health and is carried out by three disciplines: Remote Sensing and Image Analysis, Soil Mineralogy and Soil Chemistry as well as Animal Evolutionary Ecology.

Prof. Dorota Iwaszczuk presents results on forest mapping at the Hamburg Geodetic Colloquium on 27 June 2024.

ISPRS TC II mid-tems Symposium took place 11-14 June 2024 in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. During this scientific meeting Prof. Dorota Iwaszczuk was presented the 2023 Duane C. Brown Award by representative from the Ohio State University.