Cooperation Project With Indonesian Partner University Strengthens Alumni Network

RWTH has a strong alumni network in Indonesia, which was clearly evident at the GetIn-CICERO Conference held in July 2022. About 120 people came to Yogyakarta, Java, to discuss battery recycling, geohazards, geothermal energy, and resources as well as water supply tasks at the “German-Indonesian Talk on Research for Society”. RWTH co-hosted this two-day conference with Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) and its alumni there. The conference was intended to define the topics of further joint research after five years of development of the BMBF-funded research activities GetIn-CICERO. read more

RWTH Aachen University together with Universitas Gadjah Mada brought together more than 100 experts from business, politics and science in Yogyakarta, Indonesia on July 25 and 26 under the title “German-Indonesian Talk on Research for Society”.

Discussions were held on the topics “Making Water Supply resilient for Future”, “Circular Economy of Metals” and “Sustainable use of Georesources: Mining – Managing Geohazards” with the aim of outlining joint research areas and describing a road map for future cooperation between German and Indonesian researchers. read more

Link of the news are:

https://www.fgeo.rwth-aachen.de/cms/geowissenschaften-und-geographie/Die-Fachgruppe/Aktuell/Meldungen/Aktuelles/~vtipk/Besuch-des-Bundespraesidenten-an-RWTH-Pa/

News media links access

1. https://ugm.ac.id/id/berita/22605-ugm-terima-kunjungan-presiden-jerman

2. http://kmp.im/AGDMd5

3. https://www.detik.com/jateng/jogja/d-6132705/presiden-jerman-kunjungi-ugm-pastikan-kerja-sama-tak-sekedar-logo

4. http://ugm.id/frankwaltersteinmeierUGM

Malte J. M. Gurgel, M. Sc. | Univ.-Prof. Dr.-Ing. Axel Preuße
September 2021

Modern, integrated methods are increasingly being used for the three-dimensional acquisition of underground cavities. In addition to active methods such as LiDAR, photogrammetric methods like Structure from Motion (SFM) could provide significant value for image-based visualization.

Ongoing research at the Institute for Mine Surveying, Mining Subsidence Engineering and Geophysics in Mining at RWTH Aachen University is dealing with the implementation of high-resolution and survey-precise cavity registration for planning, decision-making and visualization purposes, by providing georeferenced point clouds and meshed 3D models. The research is carried out as a funded doctoral project by Malte J. M. Gurgel. read more

GetIn-CICERO International Workshop: Groundwater Modeling. Teknik Geologi, 5-8 November 2019

International Summer Field Course – Bayat Field Campus, Indonesia, 24 July 2019

International Summer Field Course – Brown Canyon, Semarang, Indonesia, 17 July 2019

Visit from Dr. Peter Schoof – The Ambassador of Germany for Indonesia, 15 February 2019