In the field of study Geomatics, the courses of study that deal with location-related data (geodata) are combined. This includes the recording, organization, administration, or even visualization. Geodesy is also a common term for this field of study.
The courses of study in this field of study focus on the relationship between the earth's surface and its representation in maps, plans, databases and also software applications.
While the Bachelor's degree in Surveying and Geoinformatics deals with concrete objects such as streets, houses, plots of land, etc., the Bachelor's degree in Information Logistics is about providing the right information at the right time and in the right place. The Master's programme in surveying then deepens these applications on concrete objects, especially in the field of land management and engineering surveying. The international Master's degree programme Photogrammetry and Geoinformatics offers a specialisation option for both Bachelor's programmes, which focuses on the evaluation and interpretation of measurement data, especially through remote sensing and image recognition methods, as well as the management of (geo)data.
As an interface course to architecture, the Master's programme in Urban Planning deals with geoinformatics from the field of geodesy inaddition to the topics of urban planning.
The Master's programme in Environmental Logistics is the interface course to business and ties in with contents of information logistics.
Our professors encourage us to carry out experiments independently and also to take paths that are not considered to be common practice. In this way we can learn from our tasks and grow from them. Even if one or the other measuring process does not run as expected, we are always driven to keep trying and learn from our mistakes, I appreciate that very much.
Successful reapplication of the Master program Photogrammetry and Geoinformatics in the EPOS program of the DAAD - the program for development-related postgraduate studies at German universities
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Under strict conditions and with special permission from the rector, the first "COVID-19 Exercise" started on 4.6.2020 at the HFT Stuttgart.
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Where do how many diseases occur? Where can new infections be expected in the further course of the disease? How must medical resources be distributed? How can supply chains of important goods, for example food, be influenced by corona-related restrictions?
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The Geomatics Department has recently become the proud owner of a new surveying drone. The unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) for professional surveying purposes was personally received by the 5-member pilot team of the Geomatics Department at the end of November.
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In mid-December, about 40 students of the 3rd and 4th semester in the Surveying and Geoinformatics course of study took a one-week break from normal lecture activities. During this time, mostly groups of five students in the practice-oriented Geoinformation Module (IGP) dedicated themselves to project work in the department of web-based geoinformation models.
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Theresa Möhnle received a VDI study prize from the VDI Württembergischer Ingenieurverein e.V. for her final thesis in the master's degree course in surveying at the HFT Stuttgart.
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At INTERGEO, the trade fair and conference for geodesy, geoinformation and land management, Hamidreza Ostadabbas received the "Student's Contest 2019 Award" from the Council of European Geodetic Surveyors (CLGE) for his master's thesis
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The semester group VG6/7 visited a BIM road construction project at MTS-Maschinentechnik Schrode AG as part of the module "Selected Chapters of Geomatics - Digital Construction Site".
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