Professor for Applied Geoinformatics
Welcome to the pages of Applied Geoinformatics (Prof. Dr. Jukka M. Krisp). Research areas of Geoinformatics include the investigation and development of computational methods for visual spatial data analysis – that comprises data acquisition & storage, processing, enrichment and extended exploratory visualization & cartographic communication. Current research deals with concepts of Location-Based Services (LBSs), Geographic Visualization, Visual Analytics, Spatial Modeling, GIS Applications and Augmented/Virtual Reality.
Applied Geoinformatics
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Mobile Tartu 2024 International Conference & PhD School
The Mobile Tartu International Conference and PhD School (see: mobiletartu.ut.ee) took place from June 11-14, 2024, in Tartu, Estonia. This conference emphasizes mobile big data analytics aimed at fostering just and sustainable societies.
Prof. Krisp and PhD researcher Lika Zhvania participated, with Lika Zhvania also attending the PhD School. During the conference, Lika Zhvania presented a poster titled "Exploring Social Networks and Spatial Patterns in Mobile Data."
FAI PhD and Post-Doc Retreat Sion 2024
Geoinformatics Research Days 2024
Guest course at the Aalto University Finland (Prof. Krisp) im May 2024
Presentation @ GISRUK of the Bikeability poster
Applied Geoinformatics (Prof. Krisp) Presentation at the Tallinn University, Estonia on "Geovisualization -Density Maps for Geographic Information Analysis".
Applied Geoinformatics strengthens the cooperation with the UniA-FAI partner university Tartu, Estonia. (in the picture Prof. Krisp & Prof. Poom)
Applied Geoinf Presentation at the NTNU Trondheim, Norway on "Location Based Services (LBS) Selected cases of navigation and wayfinding" (in the picture Prof. Krisp, Prof. Ding, Prof. Fan)
The media laboratory at the University of Augsburg has created a trailer for Computer Science Day.
This is now online and can be viewed via the following link:
https://www.uni-augsburg.de/de/fakultaet/fai/informatik/schueler/tag-der-informatik/