Dietrich Helmcke

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Dietrich Helmcke (* 1941 ; † April 1, 2004 ) was a German geologist .

Life

Helmcke studied at the Philipps University of Marburg. In 1969 he submitted his dissertation on the geology of the Spuller-See-Mulde in the Northern Limestone Alps. Other regional focuses of his research were in Southeast Asia ( Thailand , Myanmar , Laos ) and Yunnan (China).

From 1988 Helmcke held the chair for applied geology and remote sensing at the Institute for Geology and Dynamics of the Lithosphere (IGDL) at the Georg-August University in Göttingen . Until 2004 he worked with the Federal Geological Institute in Vienna (Austria) on the geological survey of the Lechtal Alps (Reutte sheet).

Works

  • 1969: The geology of the Spuller-See-Mulde between Wildgruben-Roggal-Spitz-Gruppe and Formarin-See in the Vorarlberg Limestone Alps
  • 1983: USAF's Trimetrogon aerial photographs from 1945: The oldest documents on the Eipomek Valley and its surroundings
  • 1983: The 1: 500000 satellite map of Central New Guinea

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personal data
SURNAME Helmcke, Dietrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German geologist
DATE OF BIRTH 1941
DATE OF DEATH April 1, 2004