The profile line ‘Environmental Analysis and Resource Protection’ teaches skills for the multimodal analysis of environmental systems and the effects of anthropogenic use on the environment. One focus is on the effective use of geodata and digital tools. This is complemented by expertise in the design of resource-conserving utilisation in the water, agriculture and settlement sectors.
Students must take modules from the following module catalogue worth 30 credit points.
- Climate Change Data Analysis
- Data and Uncertainty Analysis of Spatio-Temporal Data
- Data Assimilation and Land Surface Modeling
- Ecosystem Functions und Services
- Engineering Hydrology
- Life Cycle Assesment
- Microwave Remote Sensing
- Modeling in Water Management
- Optical Remote Sensing
- Process Measurement Technology
- Soil and Water Conservation
- Sustainable Use of Natural Water Resources in Agriculture
- Systems Analysis in the Bioeconomy
