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Currently, I am working on my Ph.D thesis on SAR and InSAR Processing in the field of radar Remote Sensing at the RSL part of the University of Zürich.
The goal is to generate high resolution images of a large variety of SAR sensors - ranging from X-band down to VHF, from narrowband to UWB, and both spaceborne as well as airborne. Several times a year, I am involved in flight campaigns. For the Space Shuttle Mission SRTM, we put a corner reflector on glacier at 4000m asl just in front of the Matterhorn.
 During the last months I was also in contact with merging DGPS data with positions of the airplane's Inertial Measuring Unit (IMU) for better motion compensation, and was interested on the quality assessment of spaceborne interferometric SAR images.
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| Before joining the University of Zurich I was scientific assistant for the European Space Agency (ESA) in Darmstadt, Germany. There, I was in charge of planning and realization of extensions for the ESA Ground Stations for future space missions. |
