I’m a PhD candidate at the Leibniz ScienceCampus “Smoke and Bioaerosols in Climate Change” of Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research and the department of Remote Sensing in Geo- and Ecosystem Research at Leipzig University.
My aim is to further the understanding of dynamic emission of bioaerosols from vegetation in the context of wildfires.
I mainly work with remote sensing, drone and satellite based, for classification of vegetation coverage, biomass, species and traits. A focus here is to link LiDAR and hyperspectral data to key traits which influence fire behaviour and smoke emissions. I also use in-situ surveys and machine learning to validate and extrapolate these findings.
BSc. Environmental Sciences and Technology, 2021
Technical University Berlin, Germany
MSc. Urban Ecosystem Sciences, 2024
Technical University Berlin, Germany