inno lab and MSc idea presentation

Next Tuesday, April 27th, at 10am the following EAGLE students will present their Innovation Laboratory work and their MSc thesis idea:

Sandro Groth:
“PortalAdminTools: A Python-based programming interface for Esri Enterprise infrastructures” (InnoLab with ESRI)

Sandro Groth:
“Using Street-Level imagery and multi-task deep learning for multi-hazard risk related building characterization”
(Thesis idea, supervisors Hannes Taubenböck, Martin Wegmann)

Malin Fischer:
“Irrigation Mapping in a Complex Landscape: A Case Study in Mozambique” (Thesis idea, supervisors Martin Wegmann)

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