Short description: For this thesis, the spatial context will be within the Landscape Lab
in Koppl. The BSc student interested in geological and geomorphological
phenomena should compile a respective solid overview of the Mondsee
catchment with a particular focus on the sub-catchment Koppl. This
thesis is based on a literature study only. It is expected that the
student has comprehensive knowledge in German language to understand the
available literature. Furthermore, experiences in methods of scientific
writing to ensure proper citation of literature is required. The
objective of this topic is to explain the genesis of the landscape, to
explain the geomorphological structure and to name them. Preferably, the
student is taking pictures of the geo(morpho)logical elements and
documents and explain them in the BSc.
References/Suggested reading All available literature will be provided as PDF and Endnote readable RIS file.
Prerequisites/qualification: Basic knowledge in Geology. Experiences in reading scientific texts. Advanced skills in scientific writing.
Short description: The IP student is interested in mountain biking and has solid
experiences in web service developments. The idea of this application is to
provide an online interface where mountain bikers on a defined race track can
be tracked via web services. Parameters such as location, slope angle, driving
speed and heart rate of the cycler can be accessed from an online interface.
All mentioned parameters are visible on a web map service updated every second.
While the driver's position is visible on a map, it also displays the position on
a height profile.
References/Suggested reading
KLUG, H. & A. KMOCH (2015),
Operationalizing environmental indicators for real time multi-purpose decision
making and action support. Ecological Modelling Nr. 295, p. 66-74, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ecolmodel.2014.04.009.
Prerequisites/qualification: Experiences with Sensor
Observation Services, delivery of sensor values, implementation of a Web GIS,
web programming