Prof. Ackermann, vision-based navigation and the PG master's degree programme at HfT Stuttgart

The two topics of the article seem to have absolutely nothing to do with each other and, as can be expected in a contribution in honor and memory of Prof. Fritz Ackermann, they are linked in his person. Vision-based Navigation was the focus of the doctoral thesis written by the author, the 29th and...

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Published in:Geo-spatial information science Vol. 26; no. 2; pp. 156 - 159
Main Author: Hahn, Michael
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Wuhan Taylor & Francis 03.04.2023
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Faculty of Geomatics, Computer Science and Mathematics, Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences, Stuttgart, Germany
Taylor & Francis Group
Subjects:
Accuracy
Cameras
Collaboration
international master's degree program
Knowledge management
Navigation
Photogrammetry
photogrammetry and geoinformatics
Science
Sensors
Vision-based navigation
visual odometry
Vision-based navigation
international master's degree program
visual odometry
photogrammetry and geoinformatics
ISSN:1009-5020, 1993-5153
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Summary:The two topics of the article seem to have absolutely nothing to do with each other and, as can be expected in a contribution in honor and memory of Prof. Fritz Ackermann, they are linked in his person. Vision-based Navigation was the focus of the doctoral thesis written by the author, the 29th and last PhD thesis supervised by Prof. Ackermann. The International Master's Program Photogrammetry and Geoinformatics, which the author established with colleagues at Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences (HfT Stuttgart) in 1999, was a consequence of Prof. Ackermann's benevolent promotion of international knowledge transfer in teaching. Both topics are reflected in this article; they provide further splashes of color in Prof. Ackermann's oeuvre.
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ISSN:1009-5020
1993-5153
DOI:10.1080/10095020.2022.2144482