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    Aquatic biogeochemistry Biogeochemical cycles in forests Biogeochemistry Biogeophysics and climatology Climate effects on Ecosystems - Research group of Veiko Lehsten Ecosystem Ecology Geographical Information Science Natural resources and ecosystem services in the Anthropocene Reactive trace gases Remote sensing and Earth observation Research projects links
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  • Education
    • Study physical geography at our department
      • Applying for studies
      • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
    • Students and alumni stories
      • Our students about studying here
      • Alumni stories: Ana
      • Alumni stories: Marwa
      • Student stories: Julia
    • Bachelor programme
    • Master’s programmes
      • Physical Geography & Ecosystems Science
      • Geomatics
      • Geographical Information Systems (iGEON)
      • Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation for Environmental Modelling and Management (GEM)
      • Nordic Master in Environmental Changes at Higher Latitudes (EnCHiL)
    • Post-graduate studies
      • PhD studies at INES
      • Courses given at INES and Geology
      • Course requirements and mandatory courses
    • Courses, basic
      • EXTA50, Surveying (only available for students at the Faculty of Engineering)
      • EXTF80, Geographic Information Technology (only available for students at the Faculty of Engineering)
      • EXTG75, GIS for Built and Natural Environments (only available for students at the Faculty of Engineering)
      • EXTL01, Bachelor thesis in Geographic Information Technology (only available for students at the Faculty of Engineering)
      • GISA21, Geographical Information Systems, introduction
      • GISA22, Geographical Information Systems, advanced
      • NGEA01, Physical Geography: An Introduction to the Global Environment
      • NGEA03, Remote Sensing for Landscape Studies
      • NGEA04, Ecosystems Analysis
      • NGEA05, GIS and Remote Sensing with focus on the Environment
      • NGEA07, Theory and Methods of Physical Geography
      • NGEA09, Land surface processes and landscape dynamics
      • NGEA11, Geographical Information Systems, introduction
      • NGEA12, Geographical Information Systems, advanced
      • NGEA17, Synoptic / mesoscale meteorology
      • NGEA20, Hydrology
      • NGEA21, The Climate System
      • NGEA23, Geographical Information Systems - an introduction for teachers
      • NGEA24, Dynamical Meteorology, I
      • NGEA25, Dynamical Meteorology, II
      • NGEA51, Physical Geography and Ecosystem Analysis, internship, bachelor level
      • NGEK01, Bachelor degree project
    • Courses, advanced
      • EXTM05, Degree Project in Geographic Information Technology(only available for students at the Faculty of Engineering)
      • EXTP40, GIT Project with Python Programming (only available for students at the Faculty of Engineering)
      • GISM01, iGEON Master thesis project
      • GISN02, GIS and statistical analysis
      • GISN04, Open Source GIS
      • GISN06, Geographical databases
      • GISN07, Algorithms in GIS
      • GISN08, Digital Remote Sensing and GIS
      • GISN09, Web GIS
      • GISN11, GIS and Biodiversity
      • GISN14, GIS and Physical Planning
      • GISN15, Research Methodology
      • GISN21, GIS and Statistical Analysis
      • GISN22, GIS and Climate Change
      • GISN23, GIS in Tourism and Recreational Planning
      • GISN24, Python Programming in GIS
      • GISN25, Spatial Data Infrastructure
      • GISN26, GIS and Distributed Hydrological Modelling
      • GISN27, Research Methodology
      • NGEM01, Master Degree Project
      • NGEN01, Climate Change and its Impacts on the Environment
      • NGEN02, Ecosystem Modelling
      • NGEN06 / EXTQ05, Algorithms in Geographical Information Systems
      • NGEN07 / EXTN10, Internet GIS
      • NGEN08, Satellite Remote Sensing
      • NGEN11 / EXTN75, Spatial Analysis
      • NGEN12 / EXTN70, Geographical databases
      • NGEN13, Programming for Applications in Geomatics, Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science
      • NGEN14, Greenhouse gases and biogeochemical cycles
      • NGEN16, Biosphere-atmosphere interactions
      • NGEN17, Global Ecosystem Dynamics
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    • IT resources
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    • Rights & guidelines
    • The Student Council
    • Job tips, internships & thesis suggestions
    • Credit transfer from previous studies
  • Research
    • Aquatic biogeochemistry
      • Aquatic respiration
      • DOC modelling
      • Nutrient bioavailability
    • Biogeochemical cycles in forests
    • Biogeochemistry
    • Biogeophysics and climatology
      • CARBOAFRICA
      • CO2 and water fluxes in Sudan and Senegal
      • Effects of Forest Management and Natural Disturbance on Greenhouse Gas Exchange in Boreal Forests
      • Plant water use efficiency
      • Spring temperature backlashes
      • Spruce bark beetle damage to forests
    • Climate effects on Ecosystems - Research group of Veiko Lehsten
    • Ecosystem Ecology
    • Geographical Information Science
      • Capacity Building in Geographic Information Technologies for Disaster and Natural Resource Management
      • Carbon and hydrology in the subarctic – measuring and modelling
      • Digitalization of the built environment
      • Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation in Rwanda
      • Geographic accessibility analysis
      • Integration of demographic and geographic data
      • Partnership for Building Resilient Ecosystems and Livelihoods to Climate Change and Disaster Risks - BREAD
      • Relative positioning for geospatial data using a Linked Data approach
      • Soil carbon and water quality in Rwanda
      • Spatial Modeling Techniques for Disease Surveillance
      • Spatially Enabled e-Services Delivery in Uganda
      • Sustainable Urban Flood Management
      • Techniques for and consequences of using INSPIRE extensions
      • The Nature of Peace
      • Tourism environmental impact and spatial planning
      • Upgrading and strengthening the University wide GIS Centre at Makerere University, Uganda
      • Finished projects
        • Analysis of geographical accessibility
        • Development of GIS education in Palestine
        • Environmental aspects and GIS aspects of higher education in Egypt
        • Impact of HIV/AIDS in Tanzania
        • Increasing GIS usage in Laos
        • Map services for the visually impaired
        • Mapping land use in Laos
        • Monitoring trends and tipping points in phenology
        • Regional development in Sri Lanka
        • Soil erosion in Lebanon & Tunisia
        • The Planning Portal
        • Urban Geodata Infrastructure Development
        • Usefulness of maps
        • Visualization of 3D city models
        • eGIS+
    • Natural resources and ecosystem services in the Anthropocene
    • Reactive trace gases
    • Remote sensing and Earth observation
      • Lund Earth Observation research group
        • Biodiversity
        • Carbon estimation
        • Monitoring carbon in drylands
        • Monitoring forest disturbance
        • Spectral measurements
        • Time series analysis in remote sensing
        • Vegetation phenology
          • SITES Spectral
        • Water optics
      • Education and training in Earth observation
      • People and publications
    • Research projects links
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  2. Education
  3. Students and alumni stories
  • Study physical geography at our department
    • Applying for studies
    • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
  • Students and alumni stories
    • Our students about studying here
    • Alumni stories: Ana
    • Alumni stories: Marwa
    • Student stories: Julia
  • Bachelor programme
  • Master’s programmes
    • Physical Geography & Ecosystems Science
    • Geomatics
    • Geographical Information Systems (iGEON)
    • Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation for Environmental Modelling and Management (GEM)
    • Nordic Master in Environmental Changes at Higher Latitudes (EnCHiL)
  • Post-graduate studies
    • PhD studies at INES
    • Courses given at INES and Geology
    • Course requirements and mandatory courses
  • Courses, basic
    • EXTA50, Surveying (only available for students at the Faculty of Engineering)
    • EXTF80, Geographic Information Technology (only available for students at the Faculty of Engineering)
    • EXTG75, GIS for Built and Natural Environments (only available for students at the Faculty of Engineering)
    • EXTL01, Bachelor thesis in Geographic Information Technology (only available for students at the Faculty of Engineering)
    • GISA21, Geographical Information Systems, introduction
    • GISA22, Geographical Information Systems, advanced
    • NGEA01, Physical Geography: An Introduction to the Global Environment
    • NGEA03, Remote Sensing for Landscape Studies
    • NGEA04, Ecosystems Analysis
    • NGEA05, GIS and Remote Sensing with focus on the Environment
    • NGEA07, Theory and Methods of Physical Geography
    • NGEA09, Land surface processes and landscape dynamics
    • NGEA11, Geographical Information Systems, introduction
    • NGEA12, Geographical Information Systems, advanced
    • NGEA17, Synoptic / mesoscale meteorology
    • NGEA20, Hydrology
    • NGEA21, The Climate System
    • NGEA23, Geographical Information Systems - an introduction for teachers
    • NGEA24, Dynamical Meteorology, I
    • NGEA25, Dynamical Meteorology, II
    • NGEA51, Physical Geography and Ecosystem Analysis, internship, bachelor level
    • NGEK01, Bachelor degree project
  • Courses, advanced
    • EXTM05, Degree Project in Geographic Information Technology(only available for students at the Faculty of Engineering)
    • EXTP40, GIT Project with Python Programming (only available for students at the Faculty of Engineering)
    • GISM01, iGEON Master thesis project
    • GISN02, GIS and statistical analysis
    • GISN04, Open Source GIS
    • GISN06, Geographical databases
    • GISN07, Algorithms in GIS
    • GISN08, Digital Remote Sensing and GIS
    • GISN09, Web GIS
    • GISN11, GIS and Biodiversity
    • GISN14, GIS and Physical Planning
    • GISN15, Research Methodology
    • GISN21, GIS and Statistical Analysis
    • GISN22, GIS and Climate Change
    • GISN23, GIS in Tourism and Recreational Planning
    • GISN24, Python Programming in GIS
    • GISN25, Spatial Data Infrastructure
    • GISN26, GIS and Distributed Hydrological Modelling
    • GISN27, Research Methodology
    • NGEM01, Master Degree Project
    • NGEN01, Climate Change and its Impacts on the Environment
    • NGEN02, Ecosystem Modelling
    • NGEN06 / EXTQ05, Algorithms in Geographical Information Systems
    • NGEN07 / EXTN10, Internet GIS
    • NGEN08, Satellite Remote Sensing
    • NGEN11 / EXTN75, Spatial Analysis
    • NGEN12 / EXTN70, Geographical databases
    • NGEN13, Programming for Applications in Geomatics, Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science
    • NGEN14, Greenhouse gases and biogeochemical cycles
    • NGEN16, Biosphere-atmosphere interactions
    • NGEN17, Global Ecosystem Dynamics
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Students and alumni stories

Find inspiriation from our current students and alumni telling about their experiences studying with us.

Students

Bachelor students in third year 2019 - videos in several languages

Alumni

Bachelor´s programme students

Ana, studied the BSc programme in Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science

Master´s programme students

Marwa, studier Geographical Information Systems on the distance learnig iGEON programme

 

4 Dec 2020
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