EAGLE application in 2022

We received again more than 200 applicants from all over the world. In total applicants from 42 different countries applied to our international Earth Observation M.Sc. program, covering countries such as Hungary, Morocco, Malaysia, Kenya, Nepal or Columbia. We are very much looking forward to evaluate all applicants and interview the ones who are eligible. Keen to get to know the selected ones who will start our M.Sc. program in October this year. Especially the gender ration is quite interesting. In the last years more female than male Earth Observation students started the EAGLE program – let’s see if this trend continues in 2022.

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[spotlight] Lecturer Spotlight: Martin Wegmann

[spotlight] Lecturer Spotlight: Martin Wegmann

by | Jul 10, 2026 |

If you've ever sat in a Würzburg classroom learning how to wrangle satellite data, there's a good chance Martin Wegmann was the one standing at the front. He's been the driving force behind the EAGLE MSc program, the Applied Earth Observation degree at the University...

EAGLE Internship Presentation: Svalbard

EAGLE Internship Presentation: Svalbard

by | Jul 6, 2026 |

On July 07, 2026, Aoibhin Murphy and Marlene Sehrbrock will present her internship results on " Svalbard" at 12:00 in seminar room 3, John-Skilton-Str. 4a. From the abstract: Using thermal and RGB imagery collected via UAVs, we investigated the potential of thermal...

EireR R package: unified gateway to Irish geospatial data

EireR R package: unified gateway to Irish geospatial data

by | Jun 22, 2026 |

Anyone who's tried to do geospatial work across the whole island of Ireland knows the headache. Ireland is one island geographically, but it's split across two jurisdictions, the Republic and Northern Ireland, and each one runs its own data infrastructure. Different...

Impact of agrophotovoltaic facilities – an R package

Impact of agrophotovoltaic facilities – an R package

by | Jun 22, 2026 |

There's a new R package on the block, and it's solving a problem that sounds simple until you actually try to do it: how do you tell whether putting solar panels over a farm field is good or bad for the soil and the crops around them? Marlene, one of our EAGLE...