Christian Geiss

risk assessment, natural hazard research

About

Christian is with the team “Modeling and geostatistical analysis” at the German Aerospace Center (DLR). He worked on several topics related to renewable energy, earthquake risk assessment, and methods for remote sensing data processing. His current research interests include techniques of multimodal remote sensing, machine learning, and pattern recognition, specifically applied to the field of natural hazard risk research.

 

Dr. Christian Geiss, DLR-EOC

Recent News

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 alumni Henrik Fisser presenting UiT research

EAGLE alumni Henrik Fisser presenting UiT research

Our EAGLE alumni 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...

Orfeo Toolbox covered in our courses

Orfeo Toolbox covered in our courses

As part of our international EAGLE MSc courses, we include comprehensive training on the powerful Orfeo Toolbox (OTB) software. OTB is an open-source library for processing remote sensing imagery, offering advanced algorithms for tasks such as image segmentation,...

Internship network fair

Internship network fair

Today, we provided our international Eagle MSc students with access to the professional network of our EORC to assist them in finding suitable internships or MSc thesis topics. Several individuals offered their networks, including Hannes Taubenboeck for georisk and...

GRASS software for Earth Observation

GRASS software for Earth Observation

In our international EAGLE MSc program, we go beyond the limitations of a single programming language or software environment. Our goal is to empower students to leverage a wide range of scientific tools effectively. They gain insight into the strengths and...

EAGLES rock(et) the World Space Forum 2024

EAGLES rock(et) the World Space Forum 2024

Laura - 8th gen EAGLE and in the last week of her internship at UN-SPIDER - and Sunniva - 7th gen EAGLE and working as a student assistant at the DLR's space agency - together happen to help organize the World Space Forum (WSF) 2024 in Bonn. Surrounded by...