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doctoral education in the interdisciplinary field of geoinformatics. GI (geoinformation) is a powerful economic factor: around 80% of all decisions in society are said to have a spatial component, due to
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, there are historical moments when conflicts concerning new spatial frameworks of social interaction and integration actually coincide. We are interested in mechanisms that make the interaction between societies a source
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the technology of 3D Additive Manufacturing in terms of spatial resolution, speed, scalability, and multi-material printing. The joint advances of Research Areas A and B will create a “technology push”. Building
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Earth system models on different temporal and spatial scales to answer key questions of global change. Doctoral candidates of the IMPRS-ESM contribute to the development and application of Earth system
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requirements are Experience in working with large-scale spatial-temporal traffic and/or travel behavior data, e.g., loop detector, floating car data, GPS data, cellphone data. Experience with transport
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evaluation of a hierarchy of Earth system models on different temporal and spatial scales to answer key questions of global change. Doctoral candidates of the IMPRS-ESM contribute to the development and