UNIGIS Blog

Christian Stefan
November 17., 2025
Introduction Run-off-road crashes are among the most dangerous accidents on Austrian roads, with injury risks up to seven times higher than in other crash types. These crashes usually happen when drivers lose control and collide with obstacles such as trees, signposts, or gantries. A recent master’s thesis at Z_GIS presents [...]
Christoph Traun
September 23., 2025
Discrete Global Grid Systems are seamless, global grids organised hierarchically into different scales. They are based on shapes with flat surfaces (polyhedrons) that approximate the spherical shape of the Earth and are used to integrate and analyse large, global data sets. Read more ...
Sebastian Schmidt
March 5., 2025
How to use geoinformatics in indigenous communities Digital tools and data shape our everyday lives. A project involving UNIGIS supported the increased use of such approaches in indigenous communities in Latin America, which are struggling with numerous problems ranging from environmental pollution caused by illegal mining to territorial conflicts and [...]
Gudrun Wallentin
October 8., 2024
Karl Atzmanstorfer appointed as UNIGIS Director of Studies (Dr. Karl Atzmanstorfer symbolically takes over the relay from Program Director Prof. Gudrun Wallentin) Dr. Karl Atzmanstorfer is appointed as the new Director of Studies for the English-language UNIGIS programmes at the University of Salzburg. Karl has worked for UNIGIS Salzburg in [...]
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