Zahra Dabiri presented an e-poster entitled “Multi-temporal Mapping and Analysis of Ice-marginal Lakes using Sentinel-1: a Case Study from the Southern Margin of the Vatnajökull Ice Cap, Southeast Iceland” at the AGU Fall Meeting 2020 conference, 1-17 December 2020. The study elaborates the potential of multi-temporal Sentinel-1 radar data for semi-automatically mapping and monitoring the […]
Zahra Dabiri presented an e-poster entitled “Generation of Multitemporal DEMs from Sentinel-1 for assessing Geomorphological changes in the Hítardalur valley, Western Iceland”, at the GSA 2020 Connects Online conference, 26 – 30 October 2020. The study elaborates the potential of Sentinel-1 radar image pairs for the generation of multi-temporal post-event DEMs and their applicability for […]
Lorena Abad was invited as a speaker in a series of talks entitled “Voices of Environmental Engineering” on September 19, 2020, organized by the student association of the University of Cuenca, Ecuador, and Metallura – Environmental Management Team. The talk was entitled “The role of geospatial technologies for mapping and monitoring natural hazards”. After an […]
A journal paper in Applied Sciences with the title “Assessment of Landslide-Induced Geomorphological Changes in Hítardalur Valley, Iceland, Using Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 Data” has been recently published. In this study, we identify the landslide-induced geomorphological changes in Hítardalur valley by jointly using Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 data within an OBIA workflow and assess the potential of […]
A joint paper entitled “Automated detection of rock glaciers using deep learning and object-based image analysis” led by B. Robson from the University of Bergen in Norway has been published in the journal Remote Sensing of Environment. This paper, which results from the collaboration with researchers from Norway, UK, Chile and Switzerland, describes a novel […]
The suitability of Survey123 for ArcGIS to implement geo citizen science solutions was evaluated within the citizenMorph project. This topic was presented by Lorena Abad during the GI_Forum 2020, raising interesting questions and good feedback. Title of the contribution: Implementing Geo Citizen Science Solutions: Experiences from the citizenMorph Project.
As an outcome of the collaboration with CzechGlobe, Czech Academy of Sciences, a joint paper entitled “Distinct types of landslides in moraines associated with the post-LIA glacier thinning: Observations from the Kinzl Glacier, Huascarán, Peru” has been published in the journal Science of The Total Environment. This study aims to document and explain distinct landslides […]
Daniel Hölbling presented outcomes from the citizenMorph project and its linkages to MORPH at the EGU 2020: Sharing Geoscience Online at the beginning of May 2020. His contribution with the title “Observation and Reporting of Landforms and Landscape Dynamics by Citizens” received positive feedback and interesting questions.
Daniel Hölbling was invited to give a talk about his and his team’s work on OBIA and remote sensing for landslide investigation during a research visit at Manaaki Whenua – Landcare Research (MWLR), Palmerston North, New Zealand, on March 11, 2020. He presented various case studies using different kinds of remote sensing data and highlighted […]
At the GIS Day on November 13, 2019, we presented MORPH and citizenMorph. Particularly, we tested the citizenMorph App with two groups of students from secondary schools as well as with bachelor students from the University of Salzburg. The feedback was very helpful to further improve the app and to raise interest among young people.
