Short biography

I am a Master's student in Geographical Information Science at the University of Zürich, where my academic focus includes spatial data analysis, geovisualization, and human navigation behavior. My research explores how people interact with spatial information, both in real and virtual environments, aiming to better understand wayfinding, perception, and decision-making in space. In parallel, I work as a student assistant at Agroscope, where I contribute to projects in crop monitoring and agricultural analysis. This role allows me to apply and expand my technical skills, especially in handling remote sensing data, while addressing practical challenges in environmental and agricultural research. I'm particularly interested in combining remote sensing with other geospatial methods to develop integrated approaches for spatial analysis across different domains.