NASA Harvest
Josef Wagner is currently a PhD student at NASA Harvest, focusing on in-season crop type mapping and crop nitrogen uptake estimation. Simultaneously, Josef serves as a part-time lecturer at Télécom Physique Strasbourg, guiding engineering students on projects related to automated detection of silos and the development of a system for assessing agricultural plot delineation quality. Additionally, Josef teaches geomatics and image processing courses at the Faculté de Géographie et d'Aménagement in Strasbourg. Previous experiences include roles as a doctoral student in remote sensing applied to agriculture at ICube Strasbourg and a geomatician at various organizations, where responsibilities involved analyzing crop yield variability and mowing event dates using satellite imagery. Academic qualifications include a Master’s degree in Earth Observation and Geomatics and a Bachelor's degree in Geography from the University of Strasbourg, along with a technical diploma in Nature Management and Protection.
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NASA Harvest
NASA Harvest is NASA's Global Food Supply and Agriculture Consortium. We are a multidisciplinary team of agricultural remote sensing experts commissioned by NASA and led by the University of Maryland. Our mission is to enhance the use of satellite data in decision making related to food supply and agricultural resilience worldwide. *Page content is our own, for official NASA comms visit https://www.linkedin.com/company/nasa/