Our next institute seminar will take place on Thursday, January 16th, 2025 at 2:15 p.m. with a guest from Japan. DLR researcher Marco Sagliano from the Institute of Space Systems in Bremen has been ...
There are currently 92 moons known to orbit Jupiter. The four largest – Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto – were discovered by Galileo Galilei in 1610 when he pointed the first astronomical telescope ...
Transport research, planning and policy makers have a considerable need for detailed information on traffic patterns and mobility behaviour. Statistics, empirical studies and mobility surveys are ...
The open source optimisation framework FlexiGIS developed at the Institute of Networked Energy Systems can be used to map and model the individual conditions of urban energy systems. FlexiGIS ...
The Imaging Spectroscopy department of the Remote Sensing Technology Institute develops, tests and operates systems for remote sensing in the optical and infrared ...
The “Hyperspectral Remote Sensing” team provides methods and products for optical imaging sensors on satellites and aircrafts. In the area of spaceborne missions, operational fully-automated systems ...
The "Optical Remote Sensing of Water" team in Berlin-Adlershof develops algorithms for the interpretation of optical remote sensing data from coastal and inland waters for monitoring and assessing ...
The sci2grid models of the Institute of Networked Energy Systems contain information on the European electricity and gas transport network. They make meaningful and consistent data network models ...
Die The quality of inhaled air plays a large role in the health of the population. One possibility for determining the spatial and temporal distribution of relevant pollutants is by systematically ...
Future exploration missions will require advanced capabilities such as precise and safe landings on planetary bodies or rendezvous and docking operations. Many of these missions will take place in the ...
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