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We kicked off the Extract4D project with our colleagues from Heidelberg University 🚀 [read more]

We are excited to welcome Minghui Chang, a third-year PhD student from the University of Electronic Science and Technology (UST), who joins the TUM professorship of Remote Sensing Applications as a exchange student.  Minghui specializes in collaborative multi-source time-series data fusion and… [read more]

In September 2024 the 5th edition of the Sensing Mountains Summer School took place.  Once again, it was a great setup at the Obergurgl University Center within the beautiful Ötztal valley in Tyrol, Austria. More than 40 participants, notably PhD students, interested in close-range sensing… [read more]

We are delighted to welcome Dr. Mathilde Letard as postdoctoral researcher in the TUM professorship of Remote Sensing Applications.  Previously, Mathilde was postdoc at Université de Rennes, where she developed deep neural networks for lidar data processing within the Topo-bathymetric Lidar… [read more]

On August 12th, our team, along with members of the Big Geospatial Data Management, conducted a successful and intensive data acquisition of one of the last natural river stretches of the Isar near Wallgau. We collected comprehensive data on the Isar riverbed, marking the beginning of a monitoring… [read more]

In July, Katharina Anders held a talk at the Geodetic Summer Colloquium 2024 introducing her professorship at TUM. Focusing on developing and applying automated methods for analyzing remote sensing data to provide new scientific insights into Earth surface processes, the Summer Colloquium was the… [read more]

We are thrilled to feature Jiapan Wang at the AI4EO Symposium 2024, presenting on 4D Earth Observation. As a new PhD candidate this year, Jiapan has embarked on exciting work in the unsupervised classification of geomorphic changes through deep clustering. His work highlights the potential of deep… [read more]

On 22nd June, we launched our UAVs for photogrammetric acquisition for the first time in the new lab course on Photogrammetric Data Acquisition. Blessed with clear skies and calm winds, not only were the conditions and our drones ready, but we were ready to fly as well! The DJI Phantom 4 Series… [read more]

On June 19th, Prof. Katharina Anders gave a talk at the Geoscientific Colloquium for the Summer Semester 2024 at TU Dresden. Presenting on „Time Changes Everything: New Approaches to 4D Earth Observation with Near-Continuous Topographic Data," Katharina showcased her novel methods for monitoring and… [read more]

Here we are, starting off the Remote Sensing Applications group's journey. As a newly formed team, we gathered for our first workshop in Raitenhaslach in April 2024. Together with the Big Geospatial Data Management group, we fostered new research ideas and strengthened our collaborative… [read more]