Josef Stauber

Josef Stauber, M.Sc., is a Tutor and researcher affiliated with the Chair of Environmental Sensing and Modeling at the Technical University of Munich (TUM). His research focuses on atmospheric modeling, greenhouse gas monitoring, and inverse modeling frameworks for urban environments like Munich. He contributes to projects like MUCCnet, leveraging EM27 total column measurements and Bayesian inversion techniques to assess CO₂ and CH₄ emissions.

His work integrates mobile measurement units and satellite validation networks (e.g., ITMS-FTIR) to map methane sources and improve emission estimates. Stauber teaches the Environmental Sensing and Modeling lecture, bridging theoretical concepts with practical applications. His publications (2024–2025) highlight advancements in urban-scale environmental monitoring and interdisciplinary approaches to climate research.

• Key Projects: MUCCnet, ITMS-FTIR network validation
• Technical Expertise: Bayesian inversion, sensor networks, greenhouse gas analysis
• Affiliation: Theresienstr. 90(0105)/I, Munich