i3mainz – Institute for Spatial Information and Surveying Technology
i3mainz is a research institute at Mainz University of Applied Sciences. It was founded in 1998 by professors from the former Department of Geoinformatics and Surveying - now Applied Computer Science and Geodesy. An insight into the development of the institute over the first 25 years can be found here. Today, around twenty professors and more than forty research assistants and students work at i3mainz.
Current Projects All Projects
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Reliable AI assistants for the management of dynamic production systems and supply chains (VAMoS)
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Profile scanning (PLS) for the monitoring of infrastructure
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HERMES - Humanities Education in Research, Data, and Methods
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SpaGAT - Spatiotemporal and Geodata-related Applications in Trust Models of Public Administration
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MoDiTa - Modular digital camera tachymeter 3.0
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MINOS - Real-time data service for emergency vehicles - forecast for delay-free crossing of trackside level crossings
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NFDI4Objects - Research Data Infrastructure for the Material Remains of Human History: Task Area 6 "Qualification, Integration and Harmonisation"
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VCSA3D – Virtual Crime Scene Assessment and Analysis in Cyber Space
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AI-DPA: Analysis and interpretation of unstructured data and processes in two- and three-dimensional application scenarios with machine learning.
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KI-Lab – Trading off Non-Functional Properties of Machine learning
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Cuneiform annotator and cuneiform character classification
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Intelligent data acquisition, storage and provision at public authorities
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Digital editing of the cuneiform texts from Haft Tappeh