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News: Faculty & Institutes
Does soil thinning change soil erodibility? An exploration of long-term erosion feedback systems
Batista, P. V. G., Evans, D. L., Cândido, B. M., and Fiener, P.: Does soil thinning change soil erodibility? An exploration of long-term erosion feedback systems, SOIL, 9, 71–88, https://doi.org/10.5194/soil-9-71-2023, 2023. [Water and Soil Resource Research]
Transformatives Lernen im Geographieunterricht
Die neue Ausgabe der Zeitschrift „Praxis Geographie“ ist erschienen. Die erste Ausgabe des Jahres 2023 wird moderiert von Prof. Dr. Ulrike Ohl und Ass.-Prof. Dr. Fabian Pettig. Das Themenheft versammelt unterrichtspraktische Ideen zum Transformativen Lernen im Geographieunterricht und macht damit Aushandlungsprozesse rund um Nachhaltigkeit und konkrete Zukunftsperspektiven zum Gegenstand des Unterrichts. Neben dem Basisbeitrag, in dem die beiden Moderatoren Facetten eines zukunftsfähigen Geographieunterrichts herausarbeiten, wirkt Prof. Dr. Ulrike Ohl gemeinsam mit Julia Gschirr und Elisabeth Schuster an einem Praxisbeitrag zu „Unsere Stadt der Zukunft - Visionen für lebenswerte Städte“ mit.
Bereits jetzt freuen wir uns sehr, Fabian Pettig im Frühjahr als Gast am Lehrstuhl begrüßen zu dürfen und den Austausch zusammen weiterzuführen.
[Geography Education]
How we see time. New open access publication in the International Journal of Cartography
Time, much like space, has always influenced the human experience due to its ubiquity. Yet, how we have communicated temporal information graphically throughout our history, is still inadequately studied. How does our image of time and temporal events evolve as the human world continuously transforms into a globally more and more synchronized community? Within this overview paper, we elaborate on these questions, we analyze visualizations of time and temporal data from a variety of sources connected to exploratory data analysis. We assign codes and cluster the visualizations based on their graphical properties. The result gives an overview of different visual structures apparent in graphic representations of time.
Klasen, V., Bogucka, E. P., Meng, L., & Krisp, J. M. (2023). How we see time – the evolution and current state of visualizations of temporal data. International Journal of Cartography, 0(0), 1–18. https://doi.org/10.1080/23729333.2022.2156316
[Applied Geoinformatics]
"Best Student Paper Award" for Matthias Stüben, Alexander Poeppel und Wolfgang Reif
The paper "External Torque Estimation for Mobile Manipulators: A Comparison of Model-based and LSTM Methods" by Matthias Stueben, Alexander Poeppel and Wolfgang Reif received the Best Student Paper Award at the 2022 IEEE International Conference on Robotic Computing, which took place from 5 - 7 December in Naples, Italy. The award is given to the best submission with a bachelor's, master's or PhD student as its first author.
[Institute for Software & Systems Engineering]Visiting Professors of the Mobility Lab and the Department of Geography of the University of Tartu
Professor Jukka M. Krisp from Augsburg University, Germany, have been nominated to the Visiting Professors of the Mobility Lab and the Department of Geography of the University of Tartu starting from January 2023
Check out: https://mobilitylab.ut.ee/blog/new-visiting-professors-nominated/
https://twitter.com/UT_moblab/status/1598265435702538240
https://www.facebook.com/ut.mobilitylab/

Warm winter in Bavaria: no more skiing in the future?
Interview by SAT1 Bayern with Prof. Harald Kunstmann about the effects of climate change on skiing in Bavaria.
[Regional Climate and Hydrology]
Map & How to Reach Us
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Fakultät für Angewandte Informatik
Universität Augsburg
D - 86135 Augsburg
For visitors:
You will find the bueraus at building N.
Faculty of Applied Computer Science,
Universitaetsstr. 6a
86159 Augsburg
Institute of Computer Science (Bldg. N),
Universitaetsstr. 6a
86159 Augsburg
Institute of Geography (Bldg. B),
Alter Postweg 118
86159 Augsburg
Phone +49 (0) 821 / 598-2250, -2251
E-Mail: dekanat@informatik.uni-augsburg.de
