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Before the start of spring - and bird nesting! - our team went back to our monitoring site at the Isar in the region of Wallgau to acquire UAV laser scanning data. This marks the 5th epoch of our multitemporal 3D acquisitions at this site. It's always fascinating to see how much the landscape… [weiterlesen]

In mid-March, Jiapan Wang visited the Department of Geoscience and Remote Sensing at TU Delft. During his stay, he presented his latest research on deriving surface process taxonomy from 4D point clouds at a research seminar, engaged in insightful discussions with local researchers, and organized an… [weiterlesen]

We are happy to welcome Dr. Shoujun Jia as postdoctoral researcher in the TUM Professorship of Remote Sensing Applications. Previously, Shoujun was a postdoc at the University of Innsbruck, where he studied natural environmental dynamics using 3D point cloud data. He received his Ph.D. degree in… [weiterlesen]

Following a successful Unitag event in 2025, our research group and Theresa Pfaffinger from the Chair of Engineering Geodesy return to organize our hands-on event for students again in 2026. At the event, we presented to local high school students an overview of our research on monitoring the… [weiterlesen]

On December 4, the RSA Team participated in an exchange workshop co-organised by the Professorship of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing and the Remote Sensing Technology Institute from the German Aerospace Center. The event took place in Oberpfaffenhofen, gathering researchers from the IMF and from… [weiterlesen]

The NFDI4Earth Plenary 2025 took place at MARUM – Center for Marine Environmental Sciences, University of Bremen. Our 4DWorks team presented the latest developments in 4D metadata curation workflow at the Software & Tools Marketplace, highlighting ongoing efforts to strengthen FAIR (Findable,… [weiterlesen]

“Decoding Landscapes in Motion” was the title of the keynote talk by Katharina Anders given at the 6th Virtual Geoscience Conference 2025 in Lausanne, Switzerland, followed by a series of interesting research presentations on mapping and monitoring of landscapes and geomorphic processes. Beyond… [weiterlesen]

On 11-12 September, our team was represented at the AI4EO Symposium in Rennes, France, by Minghui Chang and Dr. Mathilde Letard. Minghui Chang shared the results of her research exchange within our group: “Cropland Segmentation from Multi-Source Remote Sensing Data via Mamba-Based Adaptive Fusion”.… [weiterlesen]

In summer 2025, our team continued our monitoring campaigns along the Isar River with exciting new multi-sensor acquisitions. In July, in collaboration with Richard Gloaguen’s team from HIF@HZDR, we conducted an exploratory campaign combining terrestrial laser scanning (TLS) and hyperspectral… [weiterlesen]

On 20-22 June, our team participated in the TUM Science Hackathon 2025 – “Going New Ways”, organized by TUM Junge Akademie in Munich. It was a great experience for us and a valuable opportunity to promote 4D remote sensing among European students. We proposed the challenge “Visualizing the 4th… [weiterlesen]