Summary
Daniel Paluba is a postdoctoral researcher in Earth Observation at Charles University in Prague with eight years of experience applying SAR data, machine learning, and time series analysis to detect forest change and dynamics. He completed a PhD in Remote Sensing (cum laude) and has worked both as a researcher and in IT support/public relations within the Faculty of Science, giving him a rare blend of deep technical expertise and stakeholder-facing communication skills. Daniel spent time as a visiting researcher at ESA's Φ-lab, translating cutting-edge research into practical EO applications. He is also active in education and capacity building, teaching remote sensing and GIS from primary schools to universities, which keeps his work grounded in real-world impact and community engagement.
8 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Remote Sensing, Cum Laude, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Remote Sensing, Cum Laude at Charles University
English, Slovak, Hungarian