Sascha Koch

Prof. Dr. Sascha Koch is a Professor of Computer Science at Jade University of Applied Sciences, specializing in geoinformatics, machine learning, and thermal energy planning. He leads the Institute Board of the IAPG (Institute for Applied Photogrammetry and Geoinformatics) and directs key projects like DiViAS (Digitization, Visualization, and Analysis of Collection Items) and ReStEP (Regional Strategic Energy Planning). His work focuses on AI-driven geospatial analysis for sustainable energy systems, including heat network suitability, geothermal potential modeling, and participatory urban planning.

• Projects: DiViAS (2023–2026), ReStEP (2024–2026), Comprehensive Desealing Cadastre
• Funding: Federal Ministry of Education and Research, Zukunft.Niedersachsen
• Research Themes: AI for energy transition, GeoVisual Analytics, heat management in smart cities

He supervises master’s and bachelor’s theses on topics like geothermal planning, AI in municipal heat systems, and data pipelines for thermal analysis. His collaborations include the Lower Saxony State Office for Geoinformation and Surveying (LGLN) and regional museums. While his email isn’t publicly listed, his publications reflect his expertise in geospatial data science and sustainable energy applications.