EAGLEs high up in the mountains

Some of our EAGLEs went up to the research station on the highest mountain of Germany to explore the research activities conducted in this area and discuss what remote sensing can contribute. The met ecologists, botanists and other disciplines and learned what Earth Observation can provide as crucial information for other research fields.
This visit will be the start of various trips up to the high mountains to explore the options of remote sensing in this landscape. 

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