Landscape Modeling

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This working group develops the framework for the coupling of fundamentally different modelling approaches into an integrate landscape simulation. Initially, the working group will concentrate on a concept for the integration of process-based simulation models for cropland, grassland and forest ecosystems into a single modelling framework, with a special focus on transition zones between these ecosystems and the observed abiotic processes in these transition zones. In addition, remote sensing data is to be used to parameterise, initialise and drive one-dimensional process-based and other types of two- to three-dimensional models at the landscape scale. This includes models for socioeconomic processes.

Publications WG

Drought risk for agricultural systems in South Africa: Drivers, spatial patterns, and implications for drought risk management

Meza, I., Rezaei, E. E., Siebert, S., Ghazaryan, G., Nouri, H., Dubovyk, O., Gerdener, H., Herbert, C., Kusche, J., Popat, E., Rhyner, J., Jordaan, A., Walz, Y., Hagenlocher, M. (2021)

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Monitoring of Urban Sprawl and Densification Processes in Western Germany in the Light of SDG Indicator 11.3.1 Based on an Automated Retrospective Classification Approach

Ghazaryan, G., Rienow, A., Oldenburg, C., Thonfeld, F., Trampnau, B., Sticksel, S., Jürgens, C. (2021)

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The Role of Small Woody Landscape Features and Agroforestry Systems for National Carbon Budgeting in Germany

Golicz, K., Ghazaryan, G., Niether, W., Wartenberg, A., Breuer, L., Gattinger, A., Jacobs, S. R., Kleinebecker, T., Weckenbrock, P., Große-Stoltenberg, A. (2021)

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