The Institute of Photogrammetry and GeoInformation (IPI) is a leading university research institution in the field of photogrammetry, remote sensing and computer vision. Our main strengths are the development and implementation of new methods for the extraction of geometric and semantic 3D information from aerial and satellite imagery as well as from drone images. In addition, we are active in the processing of terrestrial images and image sequences, e.g. in the fields of 3D reconstruction, mobility and optical 3D metrology. A major methodological focus is on machine learning methods. We participate intensively in national and international research projects, often in interdisciplinary teams. In addition, we offer our services to public and private institutions in the fields of photogrammetry, remote sensing, geoinformation, computer vision and industrial metrology.
In teaching, we primarily participate in the BSc. and MSc. courses in geodesy and geoinformatics, but also in many other bachelor's and master's degree programmes at LUH.

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Promotion of Sulaiman Shojai

02/12/2024

The picture shows the doctoral committee and the doctoral candidate (from left to right: Prof. Aldakheel, Prof. Schaumann, S. Shojai, Prof. Ehlers, TU Hamburg, Prof. Ghafoori).

On Friday, 9 February 2024, Mr Sulaiman Shojai's doctoral procedure was completed. The final phase of the doctoral procedure began with a half-hour doctoral lecture on the topic of "Considering corrosion of steel structures with local fatigue approaches". Mr Shojai then defended his thesis submitted for the doctorate in a doctoral interview.

After the examination, the chairman of the doctoral committee announced that Sulaiman Shojai had passed with distinction.

We would like to take this opportunity to congratulate Sulaiman Shojai once again and wish him all the best for his personal and professional future.

Current news from the department of Geodesy and Geoinformatics

Promotion of Sulaiman Shojai

02/12/2024

On Friday, 9 February 2024, Mr Sulaiman Shojai's doctoral procedure was completed. The final phase of the doctoral procedure began with a half-hour doctoral lecture on the topic of "Considering corrosion of steel structures with local fatigue approaches". Mr Shojai then defended his thesis submitted for the doctorate in a doctoral interview.

After the examination, the chairman of the doctoral committee announced that Sulaiman Shojai had passed with distinction.

We would like to take this opportunity to congratulate Sulaiman Shojai once again and wish him all the best for his personal and professional future.

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