Talk ‘3D Geodata – Background and Application’ given at Heidelberg University of Education.

At Thursday, 2nd of July, Martin Hämmerle from the GIScience LiDAR Research Group gave a talk at the Geography colloquium series of the Heidelberg University of Education. Entitled ‘3D Geodata – Background and Application’, the talk introduced basics about 3D geodata and gave a broad overview to research projects of the chair of GIScience. The examples comprised projects in speleology, renewable energy, precision agriculture, geoarchaeology, 3D city modelling, and more. A small hands-on exercise for capturing own datasets was also part of the presentation.

Point cloud of some participants captured with the low-cost structured light sensor Kinect
Point cloud of some participants captured with the low-cost structured light sensor Kinect

The audience hopefully got ‘hooked’ on 3D geodata and will communicate the fascinating possibilities of this research field in the seminar- and classrooms!


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