Blender GIS introduction

Within out EAGLE Earth Observation M.Sc. we also cover software applications which might not be used on a regular basis within our field of research but are sometimes highly useful to display our spatial data in a visually appealing way – and also potentially provides more insights.
Different examples are covered like a rotating globe with different landcover information such as true color and night lights or a more detailed map of a bridge and add glowing lights as well as reflecting water to make the data more realistic and display potential impacts of urban lightning on the surrounding.
More examples will be covered in the next weeks using Blender for our Earth Observation research field

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Successful Master Thesis Defense by Konstantin Müller

Successful Master Thesis Defense by Konstantin Müller

On January 14th, Konstantin Müller successfully defended his master’s thesis titled "Animal Path Segmentation and Analysis via Generalized Deep Neural Network Regression". Supervised by Jakob Schwalb-Willmann and Dr. Mirjana Bevanda, the presentation was delivered to...

EAGLE Daria did her internship in Bergen

EAGLE Daria did her internship in Bergen

Our EAGLE student Daria recently wrapped up an internship at the University of Bergen in the Remote Sensing research group. With the support of her supervisor, Dr. Benjamin Abreu Robson, she got to work on the Jostedalsbreen glacier using drone and satellite data. Her...

EAGLE alumnus Henrik Fisser presenting polar research

EAGLE alumnus Henrik Fisser presenting polar research

Our EAGLE alumnus Henrik Fisser recently visited us after a research stay in the United States. He is now pursuing his PhD at UiT The Arctic University of Norway, specifically in the Earth Observation Department. UiT is renowned for its cutting-edge research in Earth...