I turn radar measurements into evidence about a changing Earth: from deformation and soil moisture to operational intelligence at continental scale.
I'm a Remote Sensing Data Scientist at Space42 in Abu Dhabi and a PhD researcher at TU Wien, Department of Geodesy and Geoinformation. I hold a Master's in Earth Oriented Space Science & Technology (ESPACE) from TU Munich with specialisation in Remote Sensing.
My work spans the full SAR processing chain: from raw SLC co-registration and InSAR deformation monitoring to operational Copernicus soil moisture products fusing Sentinel-1 and ASCAT at sub-kilometre resolution.
Previously at DLR (German Aerospace Center), TU Munich, and Universität der Bundeswehr München, always at the intersection of radar signal processing, deep learning, and geospatial intelligence.
Animated explainers that build synthetic aperture radar up from first principles — how the sensor works, why the math looks the way it does, and what the imagery actually means. New episodes in progress.