Michael Breuer

Michael Breuer serves as Professor of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing within Department III – Civil Engineering and Geoinformation at Beuth University of Applied Sciences Berlin. He heads the Photogrammetry Laboratory and maintains extensive professional collaborations with authorities, universities, and companies across Berlin/Brandenburg, Germany, and internationally in geoinformation domains.

His research spans photogrammetry, remote sensing, 3D modeling, and geospatial applications for archaeological documentation, disaster response, and environmental monitoring. Key focus areas include:

• Terrestrial and aerial photogrammetric methods for cultural heritage preservation
• Satellite-based remote sensing for land cover change analysis
• Drone-based systems (RPAS/UAS) for emergency response mapping
• Forensic measurement applications using photogrammetric techniques
• Integration of AI/ML in geospatial data processing

Professor Breuer actively supervises numerous bachelor's and master's theses, often in partnership with external organizations including Brandenburg State Office for Monument Preservation, Berlin Fire Department, GFZ Potsdam, and international archaeological projects. His laboratory maintains strong ties with other BHT facilities including Geomedia Laboratory, Geodetic Measurement Technology Laboratory, and Geodata Analysis and Visualization Laboratory.

He teaches core courses in photogrammetry, remote sensing, 3D geodata modeling, and digital image processing across both bachelor's and master's programs in Geoinformation. His teaching emphasizes practical applications through field exercises and industry collaborations.