MOBSTER
March 15th, 2011: The project "MOBSTER - Analysis of the potential to detect vegetation associations at waterways using RapidEye satellite imagery" is presented
MS Monina
2010, December: MS MONINA - Research project on European biodiversity monitoring successfully launched
STRATEGY FOR CLIMATE CHANGE IN POTSDAM
October, 1st. 2010: Potsdam's strategy for climate change is presented. It has been developed by a consortium under the lead of the Potsdam Institute for climate impact Research (PIK).
INTERGEO 2010
October 5th. to 7th. 2010: LUP is exhibitor at the INTERGEO 2010 in Cologne. New approches for the monitoring of biodiversity based on remote sensing and components of Local Climate Change Concepts will be shown.
MOLAWA
May, 1st. 2010: The project "MOLAWA" starts. The focus lies on the development of a method for the monitoring of landscape water balance based on satellite imagery; in cooperation with the GFZ German Research Centre for GeoSciences
SURFACE SEALING POTSDAM
March 2009: LUP completes analysis of surface sealing in Potsdam with arial and satellite images from 1992 until 2004.
BRIDLE PATH BEELITZ
January 2009: LUP completes the planning for the Beelitz bridle pathes. Main component is the GIS-based Internet-Information-System using Map-Server Technologies.
Biotope-type and Land-use mapping of the Biosphere Reserve Rhön
July, 15th 2008: LUP completes the Biotope-type and land-use mapping of the biosphere-reserve Rhön on the basis of Color-Infrared-Images.
Geometric characteristics of digital remote-sensing sensors
August, 16th 2008: LUP behind the scenes: Examples of frequently used Satellites and airborne digital cameras regarding ground resolution.
SATELLITE SENSORS
August, 15th 2008: New listing of all Satellite Sensors in actual use by LUP, including all technical parameters. All satellite-data can be obtained under convenient conditions through LUP.
UPDATE OF THE LAND COVER MAP OF SOUTH TYROL
July, 1st 2008: Update of the Land use and land cover map of South Tyrol using Satellite Images under co-operation with EURAC Research, Bozen