Seminar Schedule
Tuesday, 7. January 2014, Room 1101, east main tower of Guanghua Building | |
10:00~10:15 | A brief introduction |
10:15~11:15 | Tomographic Urban Mapping and Object Reconstruction Using TerraSAR-X Spotlight Data Stacks |
Thursday, 9. January 2014, Room 1101, east main tower of Guanghua Building | |
10:00~11:00 | Long term deformation monitoring using advanced multi-pass InSAR techniques ─ differential TomoSAR and SqueeSAR |
Tuesday, 14. January 2014, Room 1101, east main tower of Guanghua Building | |
10:00~12:00 | Exploiting sparsity in Remote sensing and Earth Observation |
Xiaoxiang Zhu received the Master (M.Sc.) degree, her doctor of engineering (Dr.-Ing.) degree and Habilitation from Technical University of Munich (TUM), Germany, in 2008, 2011 and 2013, respectively. Since May 2011, she is a scientist with the Remote Sensing Technology Institute at the German Aerospace Center (DLR), Oberpfaffenhofen, where she is the head of the Team Signal Analysis and with the Chair of Remote Sensing Technology at TUM. Since September 2013, she is also a Helmholtz Young Investigator Group Leader. Her main research interests are: advanced InSAR techniques such as high dimensional tomographic SAR imaging and SqueeSAR; computer vision in remote sensing including object reconstruction and multi-dimensional data visualization; and modern signal processing, including innovative algorithms such as compressive sensing and sparse reconstruction, with applications in the field of remote sensing such as multi/hyperspectral image analysis. She is giving courses in signal processing, estimation theory and remote sensing. Dr. Zhu is the developer of the DLR's Tomographic SAR Processing System ─ Tomo-GENESIS. She is author of more than 80 scientific publications, among them 39 full-paper peer-reviewed papers and 6 paper awards.
