UNIGIS
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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2025
Evaluation of potential threats to natural forest areas by shifts in expected global land suitability for cacao due to climate change
2025
Automated Data Modelling of Street Spaces Following 3CIM Specifications. A Qualitative Benchmark Study.
2025
Analysis of Site Parameters and Archaeological Predictive Modelling for the Middle Neolithic Kreisgrabenanlagen in Austria
2025
Testing the Cross-Regional Transferability of Mask R-CNN Building Extraction Models
2025
Beaver Dam Analog Prioritization: A Spatially Explicit Cost Effectiveness Model
2024
CULTURAL HERITAGE IN TIMES OF WAR Damage assessment in urban areas of Ukraine using Sentinel-1 SAR
2024
Improving Access to Isolated Areas: Usability of Open Remote Sensing Data and Products for Humanitarian Aid
2024
Crossing streets between intersections – Integration of non-dedicated mid-block crossings into a pedestrian network graph
2024
Analysis and measurement of surface displacements with CIAS on earthflows in the southeast of North Island, New Zealand
2024
The Delayed Coupling Effects of Satellite-based Climate Indicators on Malaria Cases in North Kivu, Democratic Republic of the Congo – Case Study for Determining the Lagged Effects and Threshold in Small-scale Areas
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