Andreas Schmidt
Scientific Technician & Research Software Engineer
Department Remote Sensing
Helmholtz-Zentrum für Umweltforschung GmbH - UFZ
Department Remote Sensing
Permoserstraße 15
04318 Leipzig
Tel.: +49 341 235 1010
Fax.: +49 341 235 1939
What I do:
I develop tools around our hyperspectral remote sensing sensor system Hyspex. Mainly the georeferencing, VNIR/SWIR alignment and some GPS/IMU processing.
I am further responsible for the atmospheric correction of these data using ATCOR.
Beside this I am responsible for the software stack of our 4 channel Skye sensors. These sensors measure downwelling irradiance from the sky and reflected upwelling radiance from the ground. These stationary sensors are mounted at the eddy flux towers in Hohes Holz and Großes Bruch.
What I use:
- Linux (Manjaro)
- C++
- Python
- QGIS
- ENVI
- QtCreator
C++ libs and tools
- GCC and Clang
- intel TBB (now oneTBB)
- OpenCV
- Eigen
- libcmaes
- GDAL
- PROJ
Python tools and libs
- the usual suspects: numpy, pandas, matplotlib, ...
- GPy (Gaussian Process)
Research interests
- hyperspectral remote sensing
- machine learning
- Gaussian Process
- numeric optimization
- C++ and its evolution (C++20, C++23, ..., cppcon talks, ...)
Lebenslauf
2017
2013
Scientific Technician & Research Software Engineer
Department Remote Sensing
PhD candidate at UFZ
(BOSYS - Prof. Hans-Jörg Vogel / CLE - Dr. Angela Lausch)
2009-2012
research assistant atr Hochschule Anhalt (Prof. Bannehr)
2001-2008
Study of Geodesy at the TU Dresden (Dipl.-Ing.)