Philipp Gärtner is a research-focused geospatial scientist with 11 years of experience applying remote sensing and GIS to vegetation and landscape analysis, currently studying forest dynamics in Argentina’s Gran Chaco using Landsat time series and Google Earth Engine. His career spans academic and government research roles across Europe, Australia, and Argentina, blending multitemporal vegetation mapping, object-based image analysis, and synthetic image creation with practical spatial data infrastructure skills. At the German Environment Agency and prior roles at TU Berlin, ZALF and Universidad Nacional de Tucumán he has translated satellite data (WorldView-2, RapidEye, Landsat) into actionable environmental insights. Trained in geo-information and forestry (Wageningen, Eberswalde), he combines ecological domain knowledge with strong technical fluency in remote sensing workflows—a profile that often bridges academic research and operational environmental monitoring.
11 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Msc., International Forest Ecosystem IT, Msc., International Forest Ecosystem IT at Fachhochschule Eberswalde
Msc., Geo-Information, Msc., Geo-Information at Wageningen University & Research
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