Melanie Elias

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HTW Berlin - University of Applied Sciences

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Professor Melanie Elias is a faculty member at Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft Dresden – University of Applied Sciences in Germany. Her research focuses on innovative technologies for environmental monitoring, including AI-based tracking of landforms, plant biomass measurement integration, and photogrammetric methods for glacier change monitoring. She has contributed significantly to advancing automated workflows for 4D vegetation and change detection using cutting-edge imaging techniques.

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ESF-Landesinnovationsstipendium

Open Date: 2015-10-01

Close Date: 2018-09-01

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Marion Pause

Professor for photogrammetry and remote sensing

Anhalt University of Applied Sciences

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Anette Eltner

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Peter Dietrich

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Helmholtz-Zentrum für Umweltforschung UFZ

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AI-based tracking of fast-moving alpine landforms using high-frequency monoscopic time-lapse imagery

Advancing plant biomass measurements: Integrating smartphone‐based 3D scanning techniques for enhanced ecosystem monitoring

Planet4Stereo: A Photogrammetric Open-Source Pipeline for Generating Digital Elevation Models for Glacier Change Monitoring Using Low-Cost PlanetScope Satellite Data

Automated change detection in photogrammetric 4D point clouds – transferability and extension of 4D objects-by-change for monitoring riverbank dynamics using low-cost cameras

Subpixel Automatic Detection of GCP Coordinates in Time-Lapse Images Using a Deep Learning Keypoint Network

Automated Workflow for High-Resolution 4D Vegetation Monitoring Using Stereo Vision

Enhancement of two‐dimensional hydrodynamic modelling based on UAV‐ flow velocity data

Sub-pixel automatic detection of GCPs coordinates in time-lapse images using a Deep Learning keypoint network

Development and Evaluation of a Two-Staged 3D Keypoint Based Workflow for the Co-Registration of Unstructured Multi-Temporal and Multi-Modal 3D Point Clouds

UAS Photogrammetry for Precise Digital Elevation Models of Complex Topography: A Strategy Guide

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Marion Pause

Anette Eltner

Peter Dietrich

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