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IT for environmental computing

At the LRZ, we combine state-of-the-art supercomputing technology with environmental research - for innovative solutions in the fight against climate change and to overcome global challenges.

Whether simulations of extreme weather events, data analyses for sustainable cities or digital twins of the earth: Environmental Computing brings science and technology together to better understand - and preserve - our world. 

Find out more about projects, partners and prospects in the field of environmental computing at the LRZ.

 

#WeAreEnvComp

  • Viktoria Pauw,
    Team lead Envcomp

  • Mohamad Hayek,
    Researcher

  • Dr. Stephan Hachinger
    Contact research projects

  • Johannes Munke,
    Researcher

  • Jirathana Dietrich,
    Project Manager

Environmental Computing Projects at LRZ

Whether it’s data from modelling and simulation or images of satellites or measured values from sensor data in nature: The environmental sciences produce a wide variety of digital data and often require technical support for the processing of data. The LRZ is exploring useful transmission and processing methods, as well as harmonising data from various sources. For example, for Artificial Intelligence applications or for developing systems for disaster mitigation. When it comes to environmental computing, the V2C focuses on the visualisation of simulation results.

You are interested in cooperating with us?

Whether you have a project idea, research cooperation or are simply interested in the topic - the Environmental Computing team at the LRZ looks forward to exchanging ideas with you.

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