Werner Stempfhuber

Prof. Werner Stempfhuber is a Professor at Beuth University of Applied Sciences in Berlin, specializing in Practical Geodesy. His academic journey includes a PhD from TU Munich (2004) and roles such as Senior Assistant at ETH Zurich (2007–2010) and Senior Engineer at Leica Geosystems (2005–2007). He leads research projects like the Zamani Project (heritage documentation), Angkor Center Cambodia (architectural preservation), and JIRP (glacier studies).

• Current Position: Professor of Geodetic Metrology at Beuth University
• Key Expertise: Low-cost RTK GNSS systems, structural monitoring, geodetic automation, and precision agriculture
• Laboratory Management: Laboratory for Geodetic Metrology

His research focuses on geodetic sensor networks, multi-sensor systems, and applications in transportation, environmental monitoring, and heritage conservation. He has authored over 100 publications and collaborates internationally, including with the University of Cape Town during his 2016/17 sabbatical.