I am fascinated by the current posssibilities Earth Observation offers. Raised as an environmental scientist with a strong background in remote sensing and geoinformatics, my research concentrates on how to “go from data to information” tailored for a wide range of environmentally centered research and monitoring needs. This particularly includes the preprocessing of operational EO data archives to analysis ready data, their management in data cubes, subsequent processing via data reduction, interpolation, time series analysis, and data integration with complementary data sources, as well as data analysis based on statistics and machine learning.
I fully support open science. Thus, I am publishing all my software and methods as open source code: FORCE.
I am Assistant Professor for Geoinformatics - Spatial Data Science at Trier University’s Earth Observation and Climate Processes department, where I am focusing on Earth Observation from a data-centric perspective.
Interests
- Earth Observation
- Data Science
- Analysis Ready Data
- Big Data Processing Workflows
Education
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PhD in Remote Sensing, 2017
Trier University, Trier, Germany
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Diploma (MSc) in Applied Environmenal Sciences, 2012
Trier University, Trier, Germany
