Paul Magdon

Prof. Dr. Paul Magdon serves as a faculty member at the Faculty of Resource Management, HAWK University of Applied Sciences and Arts in Göttingen, Germany, with his office located at Büsgenweg 1a (Room GÖK_313). His research integrates geospatial technologies with sustainable forest management practices.

His primary research domains focus on advancing Remote Sensing and Geoinformation systems for ecological applications, specifically targeting Forest Inventory methodologies and dynamic Forest Planning frameworks. Current work emphasizes climate resilience through biodiversity conservation and adaptive resource management, addressing critical challenges in European forestry systems.

Active research initiatives include:

• Biodiversity Exploratories (Core Project 3: Instrumentation and Remote Sensing)
• FoResLab (Future Lab for Climate-Resilient Forests)
• TrailScan (AI-driven forest soil protection and water retention)
• ForestPulse (Copernicus-based public service for German forest structure/vitality mapping)

These projects demonstrate a strategic fusion of artificial intelligence, satellite monitoring, and field instrumentation to enhance forest ecosystem sustainability under climate change pressures.