Internship

04-GEO-INT

Lecturer

external, but a lecturer of the EAGLE study program as point of contact

ECTS

15 ECTS

 

Aim

Experience in an internship at a research institute, a NGO, IGO or company the real-life application of Earth Observation for specific tasks are highly important to increase your remote sensing skills. In addition, developing, preparing and organizing internships and the tasks independently is important for later tasks.

 

Content

The internship can cover a variety of topics depending on the host institution. Applications of remote sensing data in (among others) land and water management, conservation, exploration, energy provision, administration, or policy should be learned. Its daily usage and challenges should be explored, as well as the processing, or specialised application of remote sensing products and the related challenges.  Internships need to be organized by the students, but a lecturer will supervise the internship. The lecturer will provide access to his/her network in order to ease the application process and the learning outcome.

After the internship, the internships aims and outcome will be presented to fellow students and the lecturers. The background of the hosting institution as well as the aim of their internship, their work during the internship as well as the outcome ought to be covered. Moreover, the students are encouraged to provide insights into the respective internship in order to help fellow students to gain a better understanding of the hosting organization and to support them in finding a suitable internship.

The work during the internship as well as the outcome should be covered by this presentation. Moreover the students are encouraged to provide valuable insights into the respective internship in order to help fellow students to gain a better understanding of the hosting organization and to support them in finding a suitable internship.

For internships the students are encouraged to take advantage of the global EAGLE network to apply for internship. It should be noted that the partners are not obliged to accept you as intern. The costs are also not necessarily covered by the partners.

One internship for 2 months is mandatory, doing more internships is possible. 

Internship News and Updates

Internship Presentations

Internship Presentations

On Tuesday, April 25 at 13 p.m. we will have the following presentations: Jyoti Biswas: Urbanization and demographic developments: Reviewing related social, environmental, and economic factors and a spatial analysis of border regions – Internship at DLR,...

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Internship Presentations

Internship Presentations

On Tuesday, March 28th at 13:00 p.m. Wilmer Fabián Montién Tique will present on his internship "Topographic and hydrographic factors for flood susceptibility analysis. By using WhiteboxTools geospatial data in Nigeria" at DLR via Zoom.  On Tuesday, March 28th at...

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MSc defense by Luisa Wagner

MSc defense by Luisa Wagner

On Tuesday 17th of January at 12pm Luisa will present her M.Sc. thesis "Analysis of ice shelf front dynamics in Pine Island Bay (Antarctica) based on long-term SAR time series and deep learning". from the abstract: "Ice shelves, the floating extensions of glaciers and...

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Inno lab and internship presentations

Inno lab and internship presentations

On Friday, 8th of July, at 9:30 we will have the following presentations: Jana Maier (InnoLab at DLR): Multitemporal SAR Analysis for Sentinel-1 metrics based Land Cover Classification in West Africa - InnoLab in Agroecosystems and Phenology at DLR. Nora Nieskens...

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Internship and Inno Lab presentations

Internship and Inno Lab presentations

On Friday 20th of May at 9am we will have the following internship and inno lab presentations: Andrea Cardenas (Internship at DLR): “Data analysis of the refugee crisis in West Africa and definition of test sites in NRW – Germany”supervisor: Martin Muehlbauer Ása Dögg...

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