Andreas Dietz

Head of Team "Polar and Cold Regions"

German Aerospace Center

Germany

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Andreas Dietz is the Head of Team "Polar and Cold Regions" at the German Aerospace Center in Germany. His research focuses on satellite-based Earth observation applications, particularly in polar and cold regions, wildlife ecology, and snow cover dynamics. He has contributed to recent studies analyzing snow cover trends, canopy cover loss, and vegetation changes in the Arctic, utilizing advanced remote sensing techniques.

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André Bauer

University of Wuerzburg

GERMANY

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Alexander Jacob

Vice Head of Institute

ITALY

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Stefanie Holzwarth

Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR)

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Christopher Conrad

Professor for Geoecology

Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg

GERMANY

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Fusing AVHRR LST With Geostationary SEVIRI LST to Create a Long-Term Daily Maximum LST Time Series Over Europe

Brief communication: Daily, gap-free snow cover information based on a combination of NPP VIIRS and MODIS data

Systematic Review of Satellite-Based Earth Observation Applications for Wildlife Ecology Research in Terrestrial Polar and Mountain Regions

Trends in the annual snow melt-out day over the French Alps and Pyrenees from 38 years of high-resolution satellite data (1986–2023)

Prediction of Canopy Cover Loss in German Spruce Forests Using a Spatio-Temporal Approach

Snow Cover Trends in the Chilean Andes Derived from 39 Years of Landsat Data and a Projection for the Year 2050

Calving front positions for 42 key glaciers of the Antarctic Peninsula Ice Sheet: a sub-seasonal record from 2013 to 2023 based on deep-learning application to Landsat multi-spectral imagery

First Analyses of the TIMELINE AVHRR SST Product: Long-Term Trends of Sea Surface Temperature at 1 km Resolution across European Coastal Zones

The Influence of Snow Cover Variability on the Runoff in Syr Darya Headwater Catchments between 2000 and 2022 Based on the Analysis of Remote Sensing Time Series

Snow Water Equivalent Monitoring—A Review of Large-Scale Remote Sensing Applications

Vegetation Changes in the Arctic: A Review of Earth Observation Applications

Seasonal Vegetation Trends for Europe over 30 Years from a Novel Normalised Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) Time-Series—The TIMELINE NDVI Product

A Circum-Arctic Monitoring Framework for Quantifying Annual Erosion Rates of Permafrost Coasts

Towards Forecasting Future Snow Cover Dynamics in the European Alps—The Potential of Long Optical Remote-Sensing Time Series

Drought in Northern Italy: Long Earth Observation Time Series Reveal Snow Line Elevation to Be Several Hundred Meters Above Long-Term Average in 2022

Development of Global Snow Cover—Trends from 23 Years of Global SnowPack

Automated Extraction of Annual Erosion Rates for Arctic Permafrost Coasts Using Sentinel-1, Deep Learning, and Change Vector Analysis

Detection of Snow Cover from Historical and Recent AVHHR Data—A Thematic TIMELINE Processor

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André Bauer

Alexander Jacob

Stefanie Holzwarth

Christopher Conrad

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