Opportunities for Master's Theses / Masterarbeiten
Currently the following opportunities for Master's Theses are open at DGFI-TUM. We also welcome your own suggestions! In case of interest please do not hesitate to contact us.
All theses can be written in English or German.
Reference Systems
- Signatures of post-seismic relaxation in station motions of Terrestrial Reference Frames
- Evaluation of different ITRS realizations: How can scale differences between SLR and VLBI be explained?
- Analysis of non-linear station motions in terrestrial reference frame computations
- Analysis of VLBI intensive sessions with the DGFI Orbit and Geodetic parameter estimation Software (DOGS)
Satellite Altimetry
- Monitoring Inland Water Levels Using Photons: The Capabilities of the ICESat-2/ATLAS LiDAR Sensor
- Data-driven derivation of wave period from radar altimetry
- Ocean Tide Modelling in Coastal Areas: Can we improve tidal predictions by using dedicated geophysical range corrections?
- Wet troposphere path delay corrections for inland altimetry applications
- DORIS-based ionospheric corrections for single-frequency radar altimetry
Atmosphere Research
- Feature Engineering for ionospheric Space Weather forecasting with Machine Learning
- Space Weather impact on the thermosphere
- Operational method of the 3D ionosphere reconstruction
- Analysis and filtering of ionospheric and plasmaspheric measurements
Regional Gravity Field
Completed Master' and Bachelor' Theses
2022- Inland water levels from Sentinel-6: How can SAR altimetry improve the height estimation of rivers and lakes?.
DGFI-TUM (M.Sc. ESPACE), Master Thesis - Detecting extreme sea states in satellite altimetry data.
TUM (M.Sc. Geodäsie & Geoinformation), Master Thesis - SLR long-term mean range biases for LEO satellites.
TUM (M.Sc. Geodäsie & Geoinformation), Master Thesis - Transformation of global thermospheric density grids from the NRLMSISE-00 model into a multi-dimensional B-spline representation..
TUM (M.Sc. Geodäsie & Geoinformation), Master Thesis - Estimation of Electron Density Key Parameters Using the Multi-Layer Chapman Model Considering Inequality Constraints from Ionospheric Radio Occultation Measurements..
TUM (M.Sc. Geodäsie & Geoinformation), Master Thesis - Verwendung von ICESat-2 Laser-Altimetrie zur Bestimmung des Meeresspiegels im Arktischen Ozean..
TUM (B.Sc. Geodäsie & Geoinformation), Bachelor Thesis
- Computation of a global terrestrial reference frame based on SLR solutions.
TUM (M.Sc. Geodäsie & Geoinformation), Master Thesis - Analysis of coastal sea level trends.
TUM (M.Sc. Geodäsie & Geoinformation), Master Thesis
- Signatures of global warming: Long-term changes of sea level and surface currents in the Greenland Sea.
TUM (M.Sc. Geodäsie & Geoinformation), Master Thesis - Investigation of the ionospheric response to space weather events by the analysis of data from space-geodetic satellite missions.
TUM (M.Sc. ESPACE), Master Thesis - Analysis of non-tidal station loading (NT-L) in terrestrial reference frame computations.
TUM (M.Sc. ESPACE), Master Thesis - Approximation of non-linear post-seismic station motions in the context of geodetic reference frames .
University of Applied Science Munich (M.Eng. Geomatik), Master Thesis
- Improving water level estimations of lakes and rivers by advanced analysis of altimeter observations.
TUM (M.Sc. Environmental Engineering), Master Thesis - Estimation of River Discharge using Satellite Altimetry and optical Remote Sensing Images.
University of Applied Science Munich (M.Eng. Geomatik), Master Thesis - Nominal and observation-based attitude realization for precise orbit determination of the Jason satellites.
TUM (M.Sc. Geodäsie & Geoinformation), Master Thesis
- Design and test of a scheme for performance assessment of Significant Wave Height data.
TUM (M.Sc. ESPACE), Master Thesis - Does the coastal mean sea level variability differ from the global trend?.
TUM (M.Sc. ESPACE), Master Thesis - Retrieving coastal sea level from early satellite altimeters.
TUM (M.Sc. ESPACE), Master Thesis - Regional coastal altimetry in China based on multi-missions.
TUM (M.Sc. ESPACE), Master Thesis - Analysis of extreme droughts in East Brazil based on satellite altimetry and other remote sensing techniques.
TUM (M.Sc. Environmental Engineering), Master Thesis - Einfluss des Weltraumwetters auf geodätisch bestimmbare Ionosphärenparameter.
TUM (M.Sc. Geodäsie & Geoinformation), Master Thesis
- Lead Detection in Polar Oceans using CryoSat-2 SAR Observations.
TUM (M.Sc. ESPACE), Master Thesis - Using ICESat laser altimeter data for the detection of open water returns in sea ice regions.
TUM (M.Sc. ESPACE), Master Thesis - Coastal Sea State Bias: correcting coastal sea level by studying the relation between wind, waves and the radar signals.
TUM (M.Sc. ESPACE), Master Thesis - Adaptive Modelling of the Vertical Total Electron Content of the Earth's Ionosphere.
TUM (M.Sc. ESPACE), Master Thesis - Deformation model of the Alpine region inferred from GNSS observations.
TUM (M.Sc. ESPACE), Master Thesis - Automated Extraction of Time-Variable Water Surfaces with Cloud-Based Google Earth Engine.
University of Applied Science Munich (B.Eng. Kartographie und Geomedientechnik), Bachelor Thesis
- Berechnung von zeitlichen Variationen der Wasservolumina in Feuchtgebieten aus der Kombination von Satellitenaltimetrie und Fernerkundung – Beispielregion Pantanal.
TU Wien (M.Sc. Geodäsie), Master Thesis - Pulse-limited Altimeter Waveform Simulator.
TUM (M.Sc. ESPACE), Master Thesis - Regionaler Meeresspiegeltrend in der Deutschen Bucht – Vergleich zwischen Satellitenaltimetrie und Pegelmessungen.
TUM (M.Sc. Geodäsie & Geoinformation), Master Thesis - Hochfrequente Variation der Erdrotation: Physikalischer Hintergrund und numerische Simulation.
TUM (M.Sc. Geodäsie & Geoinformation), Master Thesis
- Studying water level variations of wetlands from satellite altimetry – case study Sudd Swamp.
TUM (M.Sc. ESPACE), Master Thesis - Verwendung von Schiffsgravimetermessungen für die verbesserte regionale Schwerefeldmodellierung.
TUM (M.Sc. Geodäsie & Geoinformation), Master Thesis
Deutsches Geodätisches Forschungsinstitut
Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Florian Seitz
Technische Universität München
Arcisstraße 21
80333 München
Arcisstraße 21
80333 München