“Engineering geodesy is the discipline of reality capture, setting-out and monitoring of local and regional geometry-related phenomena, paying particular attention to quality assessment, sensor systems and reference frames” (Kuhlmann et al., 2014). Within this definition, the TUM Chair of Engineering Geodesy focuses on

• advanced methodologies for monitoring engineering objects – in context of infrastructural or industrial surroundings – and environmental objects – especially within the alpine regions,
• the quality analysis of geodetic sensors,
• technological advances and automatization in static and mobile laser scanning and
• in general, interdisciplinary applications in the context of digitizing the reality.