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Felix Dahle

About

I am a Postdoctoral Researcher in the Geoscience & Remote Sensing Group at TU Delft, working with Bert Wouters and Roderik Lindenbergh.

My work sits at the intersection of photogrammetry, computer vision, and machine learning — applied to one of the most demanding environments on Earth. I reconstruct historical elevation changes of Antarctic glaciers from archival aerial imagery, building pipelines that turn decades-old photographs into quantitative records of ice loss. What draws me to this work is the challenge: noisy data, extreme conditions, and few ground-truth references force creative, robust solutions.

I hold a PhD from the Geoscience & Remote Sensing Group at TU Delft, and a Master's in Geomatics, also from TU Delft. My research interests span the full stack from low-level image processing to large-scale geospatial analysis.

Projects

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Hist-SfM

In Development

An automatic workflow for applying Structure-From-Motion on historical imagery of Antarctica using Metashape. Includes segmentation, metadata-extraction & geo-referencing.

Python
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Stratum3D

In Development

A web-based geospatial visualization system with 3D model and point cloud support, designed for historical map data and geographical features.

Live Repo
JavaScript
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RockMask

A U-Net-based deep learning pipeline for automated detection of rock outcrops in Antarctica from multi-modal satellite and topographic data.

Repo
Python