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2 new publications regarding TreeSatAi

Author: Steve Ahlswede, Christian Schul,, Christiano Gava, Patrick Helber, Benjamin Bischke, Michael Förster, Florencia Arias, Jörn Hees, Begüm Demir and Birgit Kleinschmit
Title: TreeSatAI Benchmark Archive: A multi-sensor, multi-label dataset for tree species classification in remote sensing [Preprint]
Journal: Earth System Science Data

Dissertation sucessfully defended

Dr. Stenka Vulova's doctorate was defended very successfully on 11.10.2022.

The whole department congratulates her.

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Dr. Stenka Vulova is honored with BIMoS PhD Award 2023

The BIMoS honored her outstanding dissertation among the TU doctoral students, who have completed their doctorate in 2022.

The Berlin International Graduate School in Model and Simulation based Research (BIMoS) honored her outstanding dissertation among the TU doctoral students, who have completed their doctorate in 2022. The topic of her thesis was “Modeling thermal comfort indicators in an urban environment using remote sensing, open geodata, and artificial…

FeMoPhys project officially opened by two state ministers of the environment at the Demmin site

The FeMoPhys research project is officially opened by the environmental state ministers Dr. Till Backhaus (MV) and Axel Vogel (BB) at the research site Demmin

Last week, the research project FeMoPhys (remote sensing based monitoring method based on a physiologically based vitality assessment of main tree species in mixed stands) was officially launched. The goal of the interdisciplinary team with partners from Berlin, Brandenburg and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is to better understand the physiology of trees…

New portfolio in CODE-DE: timeStamp

TimeStamp-application now available CODE-DE Portfolio.

TimeStamp-application now available CODE-DE Portfolio:

https://code-de.org/de/portfolio/?q=community-contribution

Publication:

Schulz et al. (2021): Large-scale winter catch crop monitoring with Sentinel-2 time series and machine learning–An alternative to on-site controls?

Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 186 (2021); https://doi.org/1…

Prof. Kleinschmit gives a keynote in preparation for the World Climate Conference (COP27) in Cairo.

With her presentation she informed about innovations in earth observation to cope with climate change, water and weather extremes.

With her presentation she informed about innovations in earth observation to cope with climate change, water and weather extremes. Possible solutions were discussed in workshops with experts from science together with start-ups. The ideas will be taken to the COP27 negotiations. In addition to the president of the renowned Ain Shams University,…

Project SENsGruen

Field work in the biodiversity exploration starts

We are excited to announce the collaboration of SensGruen (funded by the federal Agency for Nature Conservation, BfN) with the Biodiversity Exploratories, a long-term research initiative funded by the German Science Foundation, featuring over 40 subprojects. SensGruen has the mission to assess grassland habitat quality of NATURA 2000 sites using…

Relocation of research crane in FeMoPhys was successful.

The relocation of the research crane in the FeMoPhys project was successful.

The relocation of the research crane in the FeMoPhys project at the Demmin location was successful.

Research from way up above

Report on the TU website and Tagesspiegel supplement about AI research: TU Berlin researchers are studying how AI learns – to get a better picture of the world

Report on the TU website and Tagesspiegel supplement about AI research: TU Berlin researchers are studying how AI learns – to get a better picture of the world:
https://www.tu.berlin/en/communication/news/publications/tagesspiegel-supplements/research-from-way-up-above
The text originally appeared in German on 18 October 2023 in the Tagesspiegel…

SENSchiene - Research project for satellite-supported data acquisition in the rail transport environment starts

The joint project SENSchiene pursues the goal of recording area properties, use and changes in the environment of the rail mode of transport based on freely available satellite data.

The joint project SENSchiene pursues the goal of recording area characteristics, use and changes in the environment of the rail mode of transport based on freely available satellite data of the European earth observation program Copernicus and to make derivable information usable. Within the scope of the project, two concrete supervisory tasks of…

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