Louisa Eurich

My background is in forestry, with prior experience combining remote sensing and damage assessment before starting my doctoral work. I am interested in how imaging technologies can make forest monitoring more efficient, scalable, and objective.

My doctoral project is part of "Landscape Breeding: A New Paradigm in Forest Tree Management", an initiative rethinking how tree breeding can be conducted directly in commercial forests, accounting for real-world climatic and environmental variability.

Within that project, my research focuses on using high-resolution multispectral UAV imagery to assess bud flush timing, vitality, and damage in young Norway spruce trees, developing automated, scalable workflows for classifying individual trees.