We are delighted to announce that Harald Anglberger, Carlos Villamil and Manfred Hager received the Horst Rauck Founder Prize in recognition of their successful establishment of TerraLens. The ...

We were delighted that Dr. John Horack paid us a visit on October 15, 2025 during his tour of Germany. As holder of the Neil Armstrong Chair in Aerospace Policy at Ohio State University and with ...

The Hunsrück-Hochwald National Park stretches across 10,000 hectares in western Rhineland-Palatinate and extends into Saarland. The map from DLR's EO Wald web service shows the decline in canopy cover ...

In summer 2021, a storm caused severe damage to the forests in Chiemgau north of Lake Chiemsee in Bavaria, as the EO Wald map shows. The colour scale, from black (September 2017) to yellow (September ...

DLR's EO Wald web service offers open-access interactive maps depicting canopy loss across Germany. Losses have been recorded monthly since September 2017, with a spatial resolution of ten metres.

In 2018, 2019 and 2022, three major fires affected woodland between the Brandenburg towns of Treuenbrietzen and Jüterbog. Following a series of intense dry periods, the prevalent pine woods were ...

Researchers installed an optical communication terminal into the Dornier 228 aircraft, which acted a mobile node in a quantum network and established a connection to a ground station. The flight ...

The mobile detection system detects drones at an early stage. It can also determine their position.

In DLR's CUSTODIAN (Counter-UAS Technologies for Detection, Interception and Neutralization) project, twelve DLR institutes and facilities pool their expertise under the leadership of the Institute of ...

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In this scenario, the interceptor drone detects the intruding drone and pursues it. DLR has already successfully demonstrated various drone defence measures.

Countless dust devils have swept across the terrain, removing the reddish dust along their paths. A single active dust devil and its shadow can be seen in the centre of this CaSSIS image.