Research visit of Prof. ??ltekin and Prof. Keskin at the applied geoinformatics in Augsburg

Hoyer S., Fluhrer A., Hellwig F., Harwin S., Krisp J.M., Jagdhuber T., Assessing spatial scale effects in multi-sensor fire fuel mapping in the heterogeneous landscapes of TasmaniaRemote Sensing Applications: Society and Environment, Volume 42, 2026, 101996, ISSN 2352-9385,

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rsase.2026.101996

Applied Geoinformatics active & successful at the GI-Runde München 2026 - check - https://www.rundertischgis.de/veranstaltungen/muenchner-gi-runde-2026/

Teaching at the Tartu University - ERASMUS+ STA exchange between Applied Geoinformatics & the University Tartu Mobility Lab 2026

The lecture was held on March 5–6, 2026, during the Thematic Cartography class at Gadjah Mada University, introducing bachelor students in Cartography and Remote Sensing to different types of thematic maps.

Guest course 2026 on Mobile & Location Based Services (MLBS) by Prof. Anto Aasa (Tartu University)

Gel?ndeseminar @ ESRI 2026 - visit of Prof Krisp & selected students to ESRI Germany

She coordinated and led the wrap-up meeting for the Next Generation Cartographers (NGC), concluding the #30DayMapChallenge with shared reflections and outcomes.

RealEye.io highlighted their collaborative publication in a blog post, which presented an exploratory study using webcam-based eye-tracking to investigate users’ awareness of uncertainty in noise models and noise maps. Read the blog post here:?https://www.realeye.io/blog/post/noise-color-and-confusion-tracking-how-people-read-the-sound-of-cities

Augmented Reality Sandbox (ARS) goes Kindergarden - visit of applied geoinformatics @KiGa Munich

She contributed a thematic map of Mount Merapi for Day 15 of the #30DayMapChallenge in collaboration with NGC, interpreting the “Fire” prompt through volcanic activity.