James Perlt

James Perlt is a Professor of Surveying at the Georg Agricola University of Applied Sciences, where he leads the Surveying Program (Bachelor) and the Surveying Technology Laboratory. His academic career spans multiple institutions, including TU Dresden, TU Braunschweig, and the Federal Office for Cartography and Geodesy in Frankfurt.

• Education: Dipl.-Ing. in Geodesy from TU Dresden (1995), Doctorate in Engineering from TU Braunschweig (2005)

Perlt's research focuses on Surveying, Satellite Geodesy, and Engineering Surveying, particularly in tectonic systems of Iceland and ice dynamics in Antarctica. His work integrates GPS networks, SAR interferometry, and geokinematic modeling to study crustal deformation and polar environmental changes.

His publications since 1997 reflect expertise in Geodesy, Geophysics, and Remote Sensing, addressing topics such as earthquake-induced crustal shifts, GPS-based tectonic modeling, and ice velocity estimation in polar regions. Perlt also presented lectures at international conferences, including the European Geophysical Society.

Perlt oversees the Surveying Technology Laboratory, contributing to applied research in georesource engineering. No scientific awards or part-time roles are documented in the provided text.