I am a Master’s student in Geoinformatics / Applied Earth Observation and Geoanalysis at the Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg, with a background in meteorology, remote sensing, geospatial analysis, agriculture, climate risk, and environmental data science.
My work focuses on building reproducible geospatial workflows using satellite Earth observation, Python, R, GIS, cloud-based processing, and statistical modelling to support environmental and agricultural decision-making.
I am especially interested in the integration of remote sensing observations with process-based models, machine learning, and geospatial workflows for applications in:
- grassland biomass and vegetation productivity;
- satellite-derived LAI and NDVI time-series;
- agricultural monitoring and winter crop cover analysis;
- climate-sensitive disease risk;
- flood mapping and disaster-risk assessment;
- reproducible geospatial data science.
I am currently strengthening my portfolio around:
Remote Sensing + Geospatial Data Science + Agriculture + Climate Analytics