Till Sieberth

Prof. Dr. habil. Till Sieberth holds a Professorship for Photogrammetry at Jade University and is a current member of the IAPG Institute. He leads the Laboratory for optical 3D metrology and maintains an office in Room G 210 with contact number +49 441 7708 - 3198. His academic work bridges theoretical geoinformatics with practical applications across multiple domains.

Dr. Sieberth's research focuses on Photogrammetry, Optical 3D Metrology, and Forensic Imaging, with significant contributions to medical applications and cultural heritage preservation. His work demonstrates a consistent pattern of developing practical, cost-effective solutions for complex measurement challenges. Notable achievements include creating a cost-effective 3D documentation device for forensic medicine and investigating 3D bone reconstruction techniques for surgical applications. His research increasingly integrates traditional photogrammetric methods with deep learning approaches to enhance accuracy and efficiency in 3D measurement tasks.

Analysis of Dr. Sieberth's recent publications (2024-2025) reveals a strategic focus on applying 3D metrology to forensic science and medical contexts. His work shows progression from basic measurement techniques to sophisticated applications involving deep learning for organ segmentation in postmortem CT scans and advanced 3D documentation systems. The consistent publication in both specialized workshops (Oldenburg 3D Days) and peer-reviewed journals demonstrates his commitment to both theoretical advancement and practical implementation.

Dr. Sieberth actively supervises graduate research and leads multiple significant projects:

• Co-Head of the "Provenance and Collection Research Digital" project (2024-2028), funded by zukunft.niedersachsen, addressing colonial-era artifacts in German museums
• Co-Head of the "Model adaptation of generic rotor blades" project (2023-2026), funded by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy for wind turbine assessment
• Co-Head of the long-term "Geometric monitoring of the Bremer Kogge" project (since 2017) with the German Maritime Museum

As director of the Laboratory for optical 3D metrology, Dr. Sieberth oversees research that spans forensic documentation, surgical applications, cultural heritage preservation, and industrial measurement systems. His laboratory serves as an interdisciplinary hub where geoinformatics principles are applied to solve real-world problems across diverse sectors, from crime scene reconstruction to wind turbine maintenance and historical ship preservation.