August 2026
Leire Retegui-Schiettekatte successfully finished her PhD studies within the DANSk-LSM project. She left the group, and we wish her all the best.
July 2026
Stine Gjørup Klemmensen successfully finished her Master studies in “Surveying, Planning and Land Management” and left the group. We wish her all the best.
April 2026
Ehsan Forootan holds a visiting professor at the School of Geographical Sciences, University of Bristol, University Rd, Bristol BS8 1SS, United Kingdom.
March 2026
- Çağatay Çakan visited the Goethe University Frankfurt from March 9th to March 13th , in Frankfurt, Germany. He worked with his co-supervisor Petra Döll. During the visit Çağatay Çakan focused on surface water components in the WGHM and evaluation process of these components.
February 2026
Mehdi Shafiei Joud has left the group, we wish him all the best.
Manu Kunnumpurathu Soman has started his Postdoc position to exploit the opportunities of SWOT data for calibration and data assimilation into hydraulic models.January 2026
- Nooshin Mehrnegar has left the group, we wish her all the best.
October 2025
Shima Azimi has joined the group as postdoc within the Space-based Free Flood Awareness System for Africa funded by the Independent Research Fund Denmark we wish her all the best.May 2025
From May 15th to June 15th, Leire Retegui-Schiettekatte will be visiting the Research Institute for Hydrogeological Protection (IRPI-CNR) in Perugia, Italy. She will be working with Dr. Luca Brocca on soil moisture data assimilation in Mediterranean regions. Enjoy your visit Leire! We will miss you!
February 2025
- Marie Dam has started her job as scientific student assistant working on the DTE Hydrology Next project to validate satellite gravity products against GNSS measurements.
Çağatay Çakan has started his PhD Fellowship working on the Villum YIP project to tackle the challenges of climate change and its impact on our water resources by combining hydrological modelling with calibration/data assimilation and data-driven methods.October 2024
- Until October 2nd, we are searching for an assistant professor in surveying and geodetic engineering for our Copenhagen campus.
August 2024
- August 1st, Maike Schumacher is offered the associate professorship position in Geodesy and Data Assimilation at the Geodesy Group. She will build her research group around her Villum Young Investigator project.
- August 25th, Dr Shaoxing Mo has finished his visit of the Geodesy Group. During this visit, he worked on the machine learning and deep learning to predict and downscale satellite data.
- August 30th, Leire Retegui-Schiettekatte has moved to the University Berkley, USA, to work with Professor Manuela Girottoon on multi-sensor hydrological data assimilation. Leire Retegui-Schiettekatte will stay in the US for three months.
Supriya Tiwari has started her PhD Fellowship working on the Villum YIP project to tackle the challenges of climate change and its impact on our water resources by combining hydrological modelling with calibration/data assimilation and data-driven methods.June 2024
- Nooshin Mehrnegar is back from maternity leave on June 1st.
April 2024
- Maike Schumacher has started her VILLUM Young Investigator Programme (YIP) project to work on novel synergies of physics-based and data-driven methods for reliable hydrological predictions under changing climate.
Stine Gjørup Klemmensen has started her job at the Geodesy Research Group as student assistant within the Villum YIP project. Stine is a bachelor student in Surveying, Planning and Land Management. She will work with the hydrological water balance model ReWaterGAP and analyse water storage patterns in Europe/globally.
Februar 2024
Assistant Professor Mehdi Shafiei Joud, has joined the Geodesy Research Group as Assistant Professor from Feb 2024. Mehdi has PhD in geodesy from KTH Sweden. He does research in satellite Geodesy, Geo-statistics and Machine learning. He will work as Assistant Professor in Surveying and Geodesy at the Department of Sustainability and Planning, Aalborg University, the Copenhagen Campus.
Dr Shaoxing Mo, visits the Geodesy Research Group as senior researcher from Februar 2024. Shaoxing is from Nanjing University, where he works on topics related to hydrological processes and droughts by employing a broad range of methods, including numerical modeling, deep learning, explainable artificial intelligence, and remote sensing. He will work on the application of data driven techniques for downscaling and predicting hydrological processes.
January 2024
Marie Dam begin her job in december 2023 at the Geodesy Research Group as student assistant. Marie is a masters student in Surveying, Planning and Land Management. She will proces global GNSS stations to evaluate hydrological and geophysical models.
July 2023
- Nooshin Mehrnegar will be going on maternity leave starting this month and continuing until either Autumn or Winter 2024. We wish her all the best.
- Dr Lissi Marianne Wind leaves AAU. We wish her all the best.
- Titanilla Mátrai graduated from Aalborg University in the field of International Business Masters and Business Development. She will be starting a new adventure in the business environment in Denmark.
Hilda Vörös has started her job at the Geodesy Research Group as student assistant. Hilda is a bachelor student in Surveying, Planning and Land Management. She will manage the geodesy website and will work on analysing and visualising satellite geodetic-hydrology data.
June 2023
Dr Fan Yang will start his position as postdoc in geodetic data assimilation within the DANSk-LSM project.
February 2023
Leire Retegui-Schiettekatte has started her PhD Fellowship working on the DANSk-LSM project to with developing efficient multi-sensor Data Assimilation frameworks for integrating Earth Observation Satellite data into Land Surface Mode.
December 2022
- Interviews had been conducted for the PhD research position with the DANSk-LSM project.
October-November 2022
- We are interviewing PhDs and Postdoctoral researchers to start with the DANSk-LSM research project.
September 2022
Nooshin Mehrnegar has started her MSCA fellowship on a research project entitled MuSe-BDA to work on how the climate change and anthropogenic modifications have been affecting the patterns of global rainfall, evapotranspiration, and stored terrestrial water and how these changes could be monitored or forecasted.
Titanilla Mátrai joined as a Student Worker to our group. She will be responsible to develop and improve our official website aaugeodesy.com.