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Master's Theses
The crowning achievement of a UNIGIS MSc program is the master’s thesis. Through this thesis, our MSc graduates demonstrate that they are fully deserving of the academic degree “Master of Science.” The consistently high quality of these theses is reflected, not least, in the fact that UNIGIS master’s theses regularly receive awards from juries of external professional associations (e.g., AGEO, UIA, Runder Tisch GIS). Use the search function to find theses on a specific topic (e.g., “visibility analysis”).
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2026
Evaluating GIS-Based Methods of Interpolating Fluvial Geomorphology from Sparse Data Sources
2026
Analyzing Georeferenced Tweets to Explore Pre- and Post-COVID Urban Neighborhood Dynamics in New York City
2026
From Semantic Categories to a Disturbance Index and Score: Detecting Gradual Loss of Tree Vitality
2026
Extraction of Surface Water Bodies from Polarimetrically Decomposed Sentinel-1 Images with Deep Learning
2026
Investigating spatial patterns of biodiversity citizen science in the Wienerwald Biosphere Reserve
2026
Analysis of cattle movement patterns in the Vierkaser-Alm – Using machine learning to determine the influence of environmental conditions on movement
2026
Spatial and Modal Patterns of Traffic Law Enforcement in Barcelona: Insights from Open Government Data
2025
Exploring Fine-Scale Spawning Synchronisation in Corals through Communication: An Agent-Based Model
2025
Deep Learning-Based Monitoring of Oil Palm Plantation Expansion and Associated Forest Loss in the Middle Magdalena Valley, Colombia
2025
Use Cases and Limits of Webcam eye tracking for Cartography Research
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