Angela Lausch

Angela Lausch is a Professor at the Department of Landscape Ecology, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research - UFZ, Leipzig, Germany. Her work focuses on trait ecology, spectral trait analysis for biodiversity and geodiversity monitoring, and integrating remote sensing with data science in social-ecological systems.

• Key methodologies: hyperspectral imaging, machine learning for land use intensity quantification, semantic data integration.
• Collaborations: multiple departments at UFZ, international research teams on ecosystem services and climate resilience.

Her recent publications emphasize cross-scale environmental modeling, including applications in forest health, soil carbon dynamics, and urban ecological resilience. She serves as Guest Editor for special issues on Remote Sensing of Inland Waters and Forest Health (MDPI). No formal student advising list is provided, but her research groups include teams working on computational landscape ecology and sustainable land use.

Email: angela.lausch@ufz.de