Zurich, Switzerland
Teaching Applied Mathematics, Data Analytics / Data Science and Business Intelligence in Bachelor's, Master's and CAS curricula. Guest Lecturer at Hochschule Luzern.
Research and teaching in Business Intelligence, Big Data Analytics, Knowledge Representation and Reasoning and Information Management. Main applications domains are Businesss Information Systems, Geographic Infromation Systems and Smart Grid. Acquisition and management of national and international research projects.
Teaching in knowledge engineering, operations research and the fundamentals of mathematics and information management. Research in the application of fuzzy logic, statistical time series analysis, wavelets, knowledge-based techologies and semantic technologies. Main application domains are business information systems, geographic information systems and the Smart Grid. Involved in the acquision and management of national and international research projects.
PhD student in Geographic Information Science. Worked on the development of a logically sound fuzzy spatial reasoning calculus for Geographic Information Systems that can handle extended location as an input. Title of the Thesis: "Approximate Tolerance Geometry - An Error Calculus for Geometric Reasoning under Positional Tolerance." Advisors: Andrew U. Frank and John Stell.
Teaching in adjustment theory (statistics for geoinformatics), geometrical algorithms, and mathematical foundations of Geographic Information Science. Researcher, teacher, ERASMUS coordinator.
Visited the Qualitative Spatial Reasoning Group at the School of Computing on invitation of Dr. John Stell. Did research on axiomatic geometry with extended locations for the application in geographic information science.