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In early April, we held our annual research retreat in the beautiful and historic setting of Raitenhaslach. This year, we once again had the pleasure of joining forces with the Big Geospatial Data Management group to share ideas, exchange feedback, and strengthen collaborations. Over the course of… [weiterlesen]

On March 25, 2025, our team conducted a UAV survey campaign at the Isar site near Wallgau. This fieldwork is part of our ongoing effort to monitor surface dynamics in the region and to build a 4D time series for surface analysis. During the campaign, high-resolution UAV imagery and point cloud data… [weiterlesen]

We are happy to share our latest Open Access publication in the #JISDM 2025 Special Issue of Applied Geomatics! Title: Automated change detection in photogrammetric 4D point clouds – transferability and extension of 4D objects-by-change for monitoring riverbank dynamics using low-cost… [weiterlesen]

During the recent Uni-tag event, we had the chance to introduce high school students to the exciting fields of geodesy and remote sensing through presentations and hands-on activities.We began by presenting an overview of our work, highlighting the role of remote sensing in geospatial analysis.… [weiterlesen]

We are pleased to welcome Haibo Shi as a visiting researcher in our group!Haibo joins us from the College of Surveying and Geo-Informatics at Tongji University, where he pursued his PhD focusing on high-speed videogrammetry for high-precision dynamic damage detection of large-scale structures. His… [weiterlesen]

We are happy to welcome Xiaoyu Huang, who joins the team as a research assistant and PhD student. Xiaoyu received her Master’s in Geodesy and Geoinformation from TUM in 2024. She wrote her master’s thesis on the Refinement of Facade Geometry for 3D Building Models using LiDAR Mobile Mapping Data… [weiterlesen]

We had the pleasure to welcome Prof. Lukas Winiwarter and Frederik Schulte from the University of Innsbruck (UIBK) for a visit on November 25, 2024. The day provided an exciting chance for both our teams to exchange research ideas in environmental monitoring applications and explore collaborative… [weiterlesen]

On 21 Nov, Prof. Katharina Anders gave a talk together with Prof. Daniel Czerwonka-Schröder in the frame of the Geodetic Colloquium of Bochum University of Applied Sciences on the topic of “Geodesy in four dimensions: Data analysis and spatiotemporal analysis of multitemporal data of the dynamic… [weiterlesen]

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

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… [weiterlesen]