Steffen Goebbels

Prof. Dr. Steffen Goebbels is a Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science at Niederrhein University of Applied Sciences, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science in Krefeld, Germany. He maintains an office in room F 202 and is actively involved in teaching and research. His academic work spans multiple disciplines with a strong focus on applied mathematics and computer science.

His research interests center around 3D city modeling, mathematical optimization, and computer graphics. He has made significant contributions to the field of CityGML data processing and has developed algorithms for calculating 3D building models from land registry data and laser scan data. His work with the iPattern Institute has led to practical applications in cities like Krefeld, Leverkusen, and Dortmund. He has also contributed to neural network approximation theory and various optimization problems.

Prof. Goebbels has published extensively in recent years, with publications spanning computer graphics, mathematical optimization, and machine learning. His research shows a consistent pattern of applying mathematical techniques to solve practical problems in 3D modeling and computer vision. He has also co-authored several influential textbooks on mathematics for computer science students.

He has received recognition for his work through publications in reputable journals and conference proceedings, though specific awards are not mentioned in the available information. His research has practical applications in urban planning, architectural visualization, and manufacturing processes.

Prof. Goebbels is actively involved in teaching mathematics courses (Mathematics 1-3), Numerical Analysis, Logic Programming, Functional Programming, and Scientific Computing. He has developed teaching materials including online courses and textbooks that are widely used in his institution.