Anna Bischof
Earth observation scientist
Anna is an Earth observation scientist with a background in environmental sciences, UAV-based environmental monitoring, and geospatial data analysis. Currently pursuing an MSc in Applied Earth Observation and Geoanalysis (EAGLE) at Julius Maximilians-University Würzburg, she has worked on projects ranging from developing a UAV monitoring system with Nature Seychelles to analyzing savanna vegetation phenology in Kruger National Park. She has also contributed to research at the German Aerospace Center (DLR) and Julius-Maximilians-University Würzburg, focusing on geospatial data processing and machine learning applications.
Beyond research, Anna is passionate about science communication and gender equity in STEM. She has led Python workshops, organized environmental initiatives, and actively works to support and encourage women in science and technology through advocacy and outreach
SPECIAL SESSION 2: FORESTRY AND BIODIVERSITY MONITORING WITH EO
Earth Observation (EO) has become a crucial tool in monitoring deforestation, ecosystem degradation, and biodiversity conservation. This session will explore how EO technologies, AI-driven analytics, and global EO programs can improve real-time forest health
WORKSHOP: YOUTH VISION FOR EO 2030
This session is essential in defining the next decade of Earth Observation, focusing on: • The Future of EO & Next-Gen Workforce Development • Skillsets for EO Careers (AI, Automation & Data Science) • Space Agencies, Private Sector & EO
