Welcome to the applied remote sensing and earth observation lab.
Find out more about the work and approach of the IT4Forest team

Land use change detection

Our research focuses on remote sensing of forest environment and we develop cutting-edge techniques for extracting information from data collected by, earth observation satellites, UAVs and terrestrial LASER and photogrammetric scanners to better understand processes in various types of forested land systems.

The it4forest team concentrates on applied interdisciplinary RS research themes topics integrated with bio-geosciences and sustainability.We have large experience and topical expertise applying remote sensing techniques in analyzing and mapping forest land, vegetation attributes and land cover change.

Remote sensing by the IT4Forest Team
Research and past project
Land surface temperature analysis

How remote sensing can help in planning urban green in a city?...

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Monitoring and Quantification of Floating Biomass on Tropical Water Bodies

Water hyacinth, or Eichhornia crassipes (Mart.) Solms, is an invasive and free...

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Monitoring lake Indawgwi

An algal bloom indicates stress in a lake’s ecosystem. Water quality is...

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Discover students' work on remote sensing
Transfer: WINMOL Analyser in practise

At the end of June, a storm caused massive damage to forest...

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Presenting at the EARSeL Symposium

IT4Forest enthusiast Ramazan Bülbül had the privilege of participating in the 44th...

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A Novel Land Surface Temperature based Framework

It4Forest enthusiast Mohiuddin Gulam introduced his PHD research at the University of...

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Research published on Digital Forest Inventory

The It4forest team is pleased to announce the publication of a significant...

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Lidar Lessons

The experts from the TreeDigitalTwins project shared its lessons at the Practice Day...

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Promoting remote sensing in forestry

It4Forest enthusiast Nicole Albert took the floor at the Remote Sensing Practice...

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