Konstantin MÜLLER
Department of Remote Sensing
+49 931 31-82520
konstantin.mueller@uni-wuerzburg.de
Institute for Geography and Geology
Department for Remote Sensing
John Skilton Str. 4a
97074 Würzburg
Education:
- 2018-2021: B.Sc. Computer Science, Thesis title: Creating High Resolution Normalized Digital Surface Models through Supervised Deep Learning using Sentinel 2 Data (Runner’s up Thesis Award).
- 2021-2022: M.Sc. Aerospace Informatics
- 2022-2024: M.Sc. Applied Earth Observation, Thesis title: Animal Path Segmentation and Analysis via Generalized Deep Neural Network Regression.
Employment history:
- 2019-2021: Research Assistant, Chair of Software Engineering, Thorn Lab (Structual Corona Taskforce) at JMU and the Virchow-Center
- 2021-2022: Software Engineer at PDSVision (former: NET), Saxony, Leipzig
- 2022-2024: Research Assistant, Department of Remote Sensing, JMU Würzburg
Internships and Academic programs:
- 2024: IRIDeS: Data Science of Risk Evaluation and Analysis of Natural Disasters, Sendai, Tohoku University, Japan
- 2023: ICL Summer School: Landslides and Rock Avalanges, Kokomeren, Kyrgyz Republic
- 2016: Microsoft: Machine Learning and Azure Cloud Environment, Munich, Germany
Misc:
- Coding langs: Java, Kotlin, Pyhton, R, SQL, XML, HTML, CSS, Javascript (C, C#)
- Academic Research, teaching, LATEX typesetting and publishing
2025[ to top ]
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. (2025): RStoolbox: An R package for remote sensing data analysis. In: Methods in Ecology and Evolution
2023[ to top ]
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. (2023): Deep Neural Network Regression for Normalized Digital Surface Model Generation With Sentinel-2 Imagery. In: IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing, 16, 8508-19.
