Judith Rosenow

Dr. Judith Rosenow is a Professor and Chair of Air Transport Technology and Logistics at Technische Universität Dresden. She specializes in air traffic optimization, climate impact of aviation, and trajectory planning. Her research integrates multi-criteria optimization, uncertainty management, and environmental considerations. Rosenow leads projects like ICATO (contrail avoidance) and ProfiFuel (fuel-efficient trajectories), and collaborates internationally on air traffic flow management. Recognized as an elected member of the Saxon Academy of Sciences' Young Forum, she contributes to interdisciplinary scientific exchange. She teaches courses on flight planning, terminal processes, and aerodynamics, and oversees student thesis distribution and TU Delft's MINOR program. Her work bridges academic research with practical applications in air traffic systems.

• Education: Dr.-Ing. habil. (Habilitation) in Engineering
• Research Focus: Trajectory optimization, contrail mitigation, airspace efficiency, and climate impacts
• Projects: Principal Investigator for Graduiertenkolleg AirMetro Topic 7 Micro Climate; leads ICATO, ProfiFuel, Utopia II, and UBIQUITOUS initiatives

Scientific Contributions: Over 38 peer-reviewed articles since 2016, covering trajectory prediction, delay propagation, and climate modeling. Key contributions include stochastic trajectory optimization frameworks and contrail lifecycle validation.

Awards: Member of the Saxon Academy of Sciences' Young Forum (2023).