Roderik Lindenbergh

Associate Professor in the Department of Geoscience and Remote Sensing . My contact information.

Publications and Courses I am teaching

Activities, current and past:

• Call for participation: Innsbruck Summer School of Alpine Research 2024 - Close Range Sensing Techniques in Alpine Terrain, 22.9 - 28.9, Obergurgl, Austria.
• I was the 2016-2022 Chair of ISPRS WG II/10 on 3D mapping for environmental and infrastructural monitoring
• I was Chair of the Laser Scanning workshop at the ISPRS Geospatial Week, September 18-22, 2017, Wuhan, China.

EU projects:

• I contribute to the 2018-2022 H2020 OPERANDUM project on Open-air laboratories for nature-based solutions to manage environmental risks
• I was TU Delft project leader of IQmulus , a High-volume Fusion and Analysis Platform for Geospatial Point Clouds, Coverages and Volumetric Data Sets
• I contributed to CEOP-AEGIS: Hydrology and Climatology of the Tibetan Plateau , also on Cordis

Postdocs and Researchers:

• Linh Truong-Hong works on the use of point cloud data for structural monitoring applications, including bridges
• Silvia Alfieri works on agricultural and geohazard remote sensing for OPERANDUM
• Mahtab Foroughnia worked on (In)SAR processing of geohazard remote sensing for OPERANDUM
• Yufu Zang worked on point cloud alignment methods
• Jinhu Wang worked on automatic information extraction from large scale mobile mapping data
• Monica Herrero-Huerta worked on the IQmulus project and on vegetation monitoring using image and laser scan data
• Beril Sirmacek worked on the IQmulus project

PhD projects, past and present:

• Daan Hulskemper works on the 'AdaptCoast' project. (Co-PI: José Antonio Álvarez Antolínez)
• Felix Dahle works on Antarctic Time Machine: unveiling five decades of ice sheet changes (PI: Bert Wouters)
• Mieke Kuschnerus works on the `CoastScan` project: Coastal variability and resilience assessment by permanent laser scanning. (Co-PI: Sierd de Vries)
• Adriaan van Natijne Thesis: Big slopes, little data: data-driven nowcasting of deep-seated landslide deformation (Co-PI: Thom Bogaard).
• Carmine Maffei; Thesis: Remote sensing-based prediction of forest fire characteristics Daily supervisor: Massimo Menenti
• Elyta Widyaningrum; Thesis: Automatic Object Extraction from Airborne Laser Scanning Point Clouds for Digital Base Map Production
• Kaixuan Zhou; Thesis:Combining LiDAR and Photogrammetry to Generate Up-to-date 3D City Models
• Wang Jinhu ; Thesis:Scalable information extraction from point cloud data obtained by mobile laser scanner
• Roderik Koenders worked on Morphological characterization of Valley Networks and Chaotic Terrains on Mars
• Junchao Shi; Thesis: Observing surface properties of glaciers: A case study in the Nyainqêntanglha Range, Tibetan Plateau Daily supervisor: Massimo Menenti
• Sylvie Soudarissanane ; Thesis: The Geometry of Terrestrial Laser Scanning - Identification of Errors, Modeling and Mitigation of Scanning Geometry
• Vu Phan Hien ; Thesis: Observing changes in lake level and glacial thickness on the Tibetan Plateau with the ICESat laser altimeter
• Alex Bucksch; Thesis: Revealing the Skeleton from Imperfect Point Clouds
• Hieu Van Duong; Thesis: Processing and Application of ICESat Large Footprint Full Waveform Laser Range Data

Student projects: Master and bachelor theses and other student reports