Uwe Knauer

Prof. Dr. Uwe Knauer is a Professor at Anhalt University of Applied Sciences, leading the research and teaching area 'Digital Technologies in Plant Production' since 2021. He holds a computer science degree from Humboldt University Berlin and has extensive experience in signal processing, machine learning, and hyperspectral imaging applications in agriculture and environmental research. His work involves analyzing image data using AI methods, collaborating with organizations like the German Aerospace Center and the Fraunhofer Institute. Key research focuses include precision farming, hyperspectral sensor systems, and agricultural automation.

Education:

• Computer Science studies at Humboldt University Berlin
• PhD dissertation: 'Multiclassifier Systems for Object Detection in Image Data' (Humboldt University Berlin)

Research Interests: Digital transformation in agriculture, machine learning for crop monitoring, hyperspectral imaging for precision agriculture, and sensor-based soil analysis. His work bridges computer science and agricultural engineering to develop innovative solutions for sustainable farming practices.

Grants/Projects: initFDM, TRANSFORM, HyTIR, AI Engineering, AgriRestore. Active in international collaborations, including hyperspectral campaigns in Australian vineyards. Publications focus on remote sensing applications in agriculture and environmental data analysis.

Responsibilities include coordinating IT initiatives within his department and advising on AI Engineering programs. His lab integrates digital tools for plant production, emphasizing practical applications in farming systems.