Team

The Swiss Data Cube is jointly developed & managed by a team from the GRID-Geneva and the University of Geneva.

The Swiss Data Cube is a collaborative effort together with the Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research (WSL)/Land Change Science – Remote Sensing (WSL) and the University of Zurich, Department of Geography, Remote Sensing Laboratories (RSL).

Gregory Giuliani
UNIGE/GRID - SDC Project leader
Pascal Peduzzi
UNIGE/GRID - SDC Institutional Coordinator
Bruno Chatenoux
UNIGE/GRID - SDC officer
Jean-Philippe Richard
UNIGE/GRID - IT Officer
Charlotte Poussin
UNIGE/GRID - PhD student
Denisa Rodila
UNIGE/GRID - Computer scientist
Michael Schaepman
UZH / Professor of Remote Sensing
Claudia Röösli
UZH / Group Leader
Christian Ginzler
WSL / Team Leader - Land Change Science Remote Sensing
Dominique Weber
WSL / Technical staff member - Land Change Science Remote Sensing

Former colleagues: Hy Dao [UNIGE/GRID – Scientific Advisor], Andrea De Bono [UNIGE/GRID – Data Specialist], David Small [UZH – SAR imagery], Karin Allenbach [UNIGE/GRID – Remote Sensing specialist], Charlotte Steinmeier [WSL – Land Change Science], Achilleas Psomas [WSL – Technical staff]

Charlotte Steinmeier

Collaborations
Students

Students from the University of Geneva are already using the first version of the Swiss Data Cube in their research.

  • Claire Obuchowicz (UNIGE), Master in Environmental Sciences, 2022
  • Lucas Alleman, Certificate of Geomatics, 2022
  • Isabel Thomas, Master in Environmental Sciences & Certificate of Geomatics, 2022
  • Daniel Risse, Certificate of Geomatics, 2022
  • Inès Ratsimalahelo, Certificate of Geomatics, 2021
  • Laurane Bauchot, Certificate of Geomatics, 2021
  • Camille Chênes, Certificate of Geomatics, 2020
  • Alexandrine Massot, Certificate of Geomatics, 2020
  • Gustavo Ferreira de Oliveira, Certificate of Geomatics, 2020
  • Elvire Egger (UNIGE), Certificate of Geomatics, 2019
  • Clément Clivaz (UNIGE), Certificate of Geomatics, 2019
  • Camille Cornut (UNIGE), Certificate of Geomatics, 2019
  • Julie Italiano (UNIGE), Certificate of Geomatics, 2019
  • Alexander Folz (UNIGE), Certificate of Geomatics, 2019
  • Olga Kocab (UNIGE), Certificate of Geomatics, 2018
  • Loris Courvoisier (UNIGE), Certificate of Geomatics, 2018
  • Coralie Pittard (UNIGE), Master in Environmental Sciences, 2018
  • Charlotte Poussin (UNIGE), BNF, 2018
  • Roberto Castello (CERN), CAS – Geomatics for a Sustainable Environment, 2017
  • Lorenzo Frau (UNIGE), Certificate of Geomatics, 2017
  • Erica Honeck (UNIGE), Certificate of Geomatics, 2017
  • Laetitia Brossin (UNIGE), Certificate of Geomatics, 2017