Dipl.-Geol. Sven Borchardt
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University of Potsdam,
Institute of Earth and Environmental Science
Dipl.-Geol. Sven Borchardt
Building Am Mühlenberg 3, Room 3.01
Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 24-25
14476 Potsdam-Golm
- E-mail:
- borchard@geo.uni-potsdam.de
- Phone:
- +49 331 977 6271
- Fax:
- +49 331 977 5700
- Biography
- Research
- Publications
Biography
- 2010, november
- PhD student, Institute of Earth and Environmental Sciences, University of Potsdam
- 2010
- Diploma in Geology at the University of Potsdam
- 2009/10
- Diploma-Thesis "Satellite-based quantification of evapotranspiration and improved water balance modeling of the early holocene paleolake in Suguta Valley, northern Kenya"
Research
The aim of my work is to provide a non-linear data analysis method for hyperspectral imaging data to quantify climate-driven erosion processes. The project is supported by the BMWi (Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology), integrated into the graduate program GRK 1364 and part of the ongoing development of methods for the EnMAP (Environmental Mapping and Analysis Program) satellite program.
The methods will enable to perform risk analyses, which are of economic interests (risk minimization) as well as scientific importance, to understand erosion processes and the trigger of mass movements.
A subsequent large-scale and semi-automatic application of the developed method for the quantification of erosion and alteration processes should be integrated into the EnMAP-Toolbox.
Publications
Borchardt, S. (2012): Nichtlineare Analyse hyperspektraler Fernerkundungsdaten zur Quantifizierung klimagesteuerter Erosionsprozesse. 3. National EnMAP Workshop, 09./10. February 2012, GFZ Potsdam. [Talk]
Borchardt, S., Trauth, M.H. (2011): Estimation of actual evapotranspiration using remote sensing data for lake-balance modeling in the Suguta Valley, northern Kenya Rift. European Geoscience Union (EGU) General Assembly, April 2011, Vienna. [Poster] [Abstract]
Borchardt, S. (2010): Nichtlineare Analyse hyperspektraler Fernerkundungsdaten zur Quantifizierung klimagesteuerter Erosionsprozesse. 2. National EnMAP Workshop, 25./26. November 2010, GFZ Potsdam. [Profile] [Talk]
Biography
- 2010, november
- PhD student, Institute of Earth and Environmental Sciences, University of Potsdam
- 2010
- Diploma in Geology at the University of Potsdam
- 2009/10
- Diploma-Thesis "Satellite-based quantification of evapotranspiration and improved water balance modeling of the early holocene paleolake in Suguta Valley, northern Kenya"
Research
The aim of my work is to provide a non-linear data analysis method for hyperspectral imaging data to quantify climate-driven erosion processes. The project is supported by the BMWi (Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology), integrated into the graduate program GRK 1364 and part of the ongoing development of methods for the EnMAP (Environmental Mapping and Analysis Program) satellite program.
The methods will enable to perform risk analyses, which are of economic interests (risk minimization) as well as scientific importance, to understand erosion processes and the trigger of mass movements.
A subsequent large-scale and semi-automatic application of the developed method for the quantification of erosion and alteration processes should be integrated into the EnMAP-Toolbox.
Publications
Borchardt, S. (2012): Nichtlineare Analyse hyperspektraler Fernerkundungsdaten zur Quantifizierung klimagesteuerter Erosionsprozesse. 3. National EnMAP Workshop, 09./10. February 2012, GFZ Potsdam. [Talk]
Borchardt, S., Trauth, M.H. (2011): Estimation of actual evapotranspiration using remote sensing data for lake-balance modeling in the Suguta Valley, northern Kenya Rift. European Geoscience Union (EGU) General Assembly, April 2011, Vienna. [Poster] [Abstract]
Borchardt, S. (2010): Nichtlineare Analyse hyperspektraler Fernerkundungsdaten zur Quantifizierung klimagesteuerter Erosionsprozesse. 2. National EnMAP Workshop, 25./26. November 2010, GFZ Potsdam. [Profile] [Talk]