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Again at Intergeo!
At Intergeo 2019 in Stuttgart from 17 to 19 September Hansa Luftbild AG will present new and proven information, sensor technology and software development at Booth F1.050 in Hall 1.
23.07.2019Forest Owners informed about Bark Beetle Monitoring at the LIGNA-Trade Fair
Hansa Luftbild expert Dr. Jürgen Schulz reported on the „Day of Forest Owners“ about our current geoinformation technologies, e.g. the monitoring of bark beetle…
17.06.2019Trade Fair Participation 2019
Hansa Luftbild AG will once again be present with trade fair stands and lectures at numerous trade fairs and events in Germany and abroad this year.
21.05.2019Washington DC: Hansa Luftbild participates in World Bank Land and Poverty Conference "Catalyzing Innovation"
At this annual World Bank conference on land and poverty Hansa Luftbild presented a land administration system which has been developed for the Ethiopian…
At the invitation of the Port of Rotterdam, representatives of Hansa Luftbild and the port operator bremenports GmbH visited the port administration of the Dutch Port of Rotterdam in Rotterdam at the…
Also in 2018 and 2019 Hansa Luftbild has and will again carry out unusual and challenging aerial flights. Last year, for instance, the cities of Erlangen, Darmstadt, Koblenz, Pforzheim, Fürth and…
Battling heavy water in the North Sea, one of the world’s largest container vessels lost around 300 containers on January 2. “MSC Zoe“ is currently being partially discharged in Bremerhaven, inspected…
The consequences of global climate change are obvious – irrespective of a cause assignment: Forest fires of unknown magnitude, months of drought combined with heat, subsequent low water levels in…
The experts - and Hansa Luftbild - are back in the starting blocks for the leading event for geoinformation, land management and geodesy: the INTERGEO 2018.
The trade fair will take place from 16 to…
At the beginning of the year 2018, the comprehensively further developed version "V3" of the well-tried ExperMaps by Hansa Luftbild was released. Since then, a large number of our existing ExperMaps…
Veranstaltungen
Intergeo 2019
Stuttgart, 17 to 19 September 2019
Also this year Hansa Luftbild AG is represented with an exhibition stand. You can find us here: Hall 1, Booth F1.050. In addition to our portfolio, we will discuss concepts against the effects of climate change, such as urban flash floods and the bark beetle plague.
Forest farmers day 2019
Werl, 25 September 2019
This year, the annual Forestry Day in the town hall Werl is held under the motto "The future of forest management in NRW against the background of climate change and the current bark beetle situation". Hansa Luftbild AG is represented by Dr. Jürgen Schulz with an information stand.
KOMMUNALE 2019
Nuremberg, 16 to 17 October 2019
Zum For the 11th time, the nationwide trade fair with congress in Nuremberg, which is held every two years, will once again be very popular with representatives of local authorities. Also here we are represented with an exhibition booth (hall 9 / 9-229), which will be cared for by Dr. Ralf Sembritzki. Road cadastre, mobile mapping, Doppik introduction, bark beetle monitoring and concepts against urban flash floods are in line with the trade fair motto "Municipal…
AfricaGIS 2019
Kigali, 18 to 22 November 2019
Together with our it4land project partners Hansa Luftbild employee Tarek Zein will present the its4land Land Administration Toolbox at the AfricaGIS 2019 Conference in Kigali, Rwanda.
2. North German operating cost day of the VNW
Lübeck, 28 January 2020
At this event, Hansa Luftbild employee Hans-Christoph Tielbaar will also give a lecture on how outdoor facility management and the control of road safety obligations can be efficiently managed with GIS techniques.