I am an ecologist, working at the intersection of remote sensing and biodiversity science. I am broadly interested in how remote sensing and other spatial predictors can help monitor species composition and diversity, across different taxonomic groups, as well as ecosystem functions.

I recently started working in the SensGrün project, which aims to evaluate hyperspectral sensors for modeling grassland composition and diversity across a gradient of grassland types and land use intensities. I am looking forward to work in the German Biodiversity Exploratories and to start field work in spring.

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Interests
  • Remote sensing from air and space
  • Biodiversity and ecosystem functions
  • Spectral and structural variation
  • Biogeography and a bit of macroecology
  • R programming
Education
  • PhD in Geography, 2018

    University of Marburg, Germany

  • Master in Geography, 2014

    University of Berlin, Germany

  • BSc in Geography, 2011

    University of Marburg, Germany

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