C3-Konferenzzeitplan – BonaRes 2018 Conference in Berlin

BonaRes 2018 Conference in Berlin

Tuesday – 27.02.2018

08:30 am

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Session 1.3

Room: MOA 5

Topic: 1.3 Modelling and mapping of soil functions

Form of presentation: Talk

Duration: 90 Minutes

08:30 am

A systemic approach for modelling soil functions<br>(Highlight Presentation Bonares Centre)

Prof. Hans-Jörg Vogel | Helmholtz-Centre for Environmental Research - UFZ | Germany

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08:45 am

Modelling plant-soil carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus in agricultural systems

PhD Victoria Janes Bassett | University of Lancaster | United Kingdom

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09:00 am

Drivers of carbon dynamics in grassland soils of Bavaria between 1986 and 2016

PhD Noelia Garcia-Franco | Technical University of Munich | Germany

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09:15 am

Simulation of C and N cycling and associated losses of montane grassland soils under contrasting climate and management conditions

Krischan Petersen | KIT- Karlsruher Insitut für Technologie | Germany

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09:30 am

Carbon costs of soil carbon sequestration

Dr. Uwe Franko | UFZ-Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research | Germany

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09:45 am

Mapping the impact: linking long-term soil erosion monitoring data with decreases in soil functions and ecosystem services

PhD Bastian Steinhoff-Knopp | Leibniz Universität Hannover | Germany

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Session 2.3

Room: MOA 4

Topic: 2.3 Plant-soil interactions

Form of presentation: Talk

Duration: 90 Minutes

08:30 am

Bacterial endophytes in M26 apple rootstocks growing in apple replant disease or healthy soils

Felix Mahnkopp-Dirks | Leibniz Universität Hannover | Germany

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08:45 am

Apple replant disease induced phytoalexin cytotoxicity in Malus domestica ‘M26’ roots

PhD Stefan Weiß | Leibniz Universität Hannover | Germany

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09:00 am

Influence of long-term organic or mineral fertilization practices on the rhizosphere microbiome and plant health evaluated under controlled growth-chamber conditions

PhD Doreen Babin | Julius Kühn-Institut | Germany

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09:15 am

Effects of climate change on heathland ecosystem services

Junior professor Francois Rineau | Hasselt University | Belgium

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09:30 am

Microplastics in terrestrial ecosystem: effect of plastic mulch residues on plant growth

PhD Yueling Qi | Wageningen University and Research Centre | Netherlands

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09:45 am

Do wheat plants modulate soil structure depending on their genotype?

PhD Sonja Schmidt | University of Notingham | United Kingdom

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08:30 am

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Session 5.3

Room: MOA 3

Topic: 5.3 Sensor based soil mapping, modelling and management III

Form of presentation: Talk

Duration: 90 Minutes

08:30 am

Keynote: Integrated soil structure management – a smart key to sustainable farming

PhD Peter Weisskopf | Agroscope Reckenholz-Tänikon | Switzerland

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09:00 am

Be on the right track - monitoring of traffic intensities in the field using an automated model<br>(Highlight Presentation SOILASSIST)

Katja Augustin | Christian-Albrechts-Universität Kiel, Institute for Geography | Germany

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09:15 am

Development of a soil information model to monitor the trafficability of agricultural used fields

PhD Michael Kuhwald | Institute of Geography, CAU Kiel | Germany

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09:30 am

Towards a semantically grounded harvesting assistance system

PhD Kai Lingemann | DFKI GmbH | Germany

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09:45 am

Economic Effects of site specific basal dressing and liming – pH & P

Soeren Schulte-Ostermann | Germany

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10:00 am

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Coffee Breaks, Posters

Room : Atrium

Duration : 30 Minutes

10:30 am

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Session 1.4

Room: MOA 5

Topic: 1.4 Impact of management on the soil microbiome and its activity I

Form of presentation: Talk

Duration: 90 Minutes

10:30 am

Keynote: How to manage our land? Soil multifunctionality in an agricultural context

Prof. Marcel van der Heijden | Agroscope | Switzerland

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11:00 am

Land-use intensity alters climate change effects on the magnitude and phenology of soil biological activity

Prof. Nico Eisenhauer | Leipzig University | Germany

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11:15 am

Fertilization-induced changes of the soil microbiome can improve or impair agroecosystem functioning in the long-term.

Thomas Reitz | Helmholtz Zentrum für Umweltforschung GmbH - UFZ | Germany

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11:30 am

Impact of long-term farming strategies on soil and associated rhizosphere microbiomes<br>(Highlight Presentation DiControl)

PhD Rita Grosch | Leibniz-Institut für Gemüse- und Zierpflanzenanbau - IGZ Großbeeren | Germany

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11:45 am

Long-term farming strategies shape the soil microbiota

Loreen Sommermann | Anhalt University of Applied Sciences | Germany
PhD Doreen Babin | Julius Kühn-Institut, Federal Research Centre for Cultivated Plants (JKI) | Germany

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10:30 am

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Session 7

Room: MOA 4

Topic: 7. Linking data and models in soil science – Towards efficient workflows for data-model integration

Form of presentation: Talk

Duration: 100 Minutes

10:30 am

Keynote: Towards efficient workflows for data standardisation and model integration: the ISRIC approach for generating open soil data

Niels Batjes | ISRIC - World Soil Information | Netherlands

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10:50 am

Advancing interoperable soil data exchange formats for global soil data information systems

Fenny van Egmond | ISRIC - World Soil Information | Netherlands

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11:05 am

Landscape of research data repositories in soil sciences

Susanne Stein | Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF) e.V. | Germany

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11:20 am

The BonaRes Knowledge Portal – collecting, structuring, and visualizing knowledge on soil processes

PhD Bastian Stößel | Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research GmbH - UFZ | Germany

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11:35 am

Keynote: Data for models or models for data? A reciprocal connection for predicting the fate of our soils

Marta Dondini | University of Aberdeen | United Kingdom

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11:50 am

Making proper use of limited activity data for precise estimation of soil organic carbon stocks and their long-term changes in agricultural soils

PhD Mohammad I. Khalil | University College Dublin | Ireland

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10:30 am

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Session 3.1

Room: MOA 3

Topic: 3.1 Rhizosphere constituents and processes

Form of presentation: Talk

Duration: 90 Minutes

10:30 am

Keynote: Nutrient and carbon dynamics in agroecosystems from a rhizosphere biogeochemistry perspective

Philippe Hinsinger | INRA Montpellier | France

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11:00 am

Intraspecific variability of the quality of the rhizodeposition of Lupinus angustifolius L. for P-mobilization in the soil

PhD Christel Baum | University of Rostock | Germany

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11:15 am

Management practices alter soil N cycling processes, microbial communities and nematode abundance in the unexplored vegetable farming systems

Chantal Herzog | Agroscope | Switzerland

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11:30 am

A virtual root soil system for water and nutrient uptake from the single root scale to the whole root system scale

Trung Hieu Mai | Germany

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11:45 am

Role of root mucilage in rhizo-microbial community composition and functioning in the rhizosphere under drought

Junior professor Muhammad Sanaullah | University of Agriculture Faisalabad | Pakistan

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12:00 pm

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Lunch Breaks, Posters

Room : Atrium

Duration : 60 Minutes

01:00 pm

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Poster Session - Topic 3, 4, 6 & 7

Room: Atrium

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Form of presentation: Poster

Duration: 90 Minutes

3-1: Bioavailability of aged phosphates: A strategy for increased phosphorus acquisition in white lupin

Junior professor Imran Ashraf | University of Agriculture Faisalabad | Pakistan

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3-2: Impacts of climate change on GHG exchange (CO2, N2O, CH4) of extensively and intensively managed pre-Alpine grasslands soils – insights from a novel automatic chamber system

Anne Schucknecht | Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) | Germany

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3-3: Modelling carbon dynamics in the long-term by using data from LTFE

PhD Evelyn Wallor | Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF) | Germany

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3-4: Impact of Crop Residue Mulches and Inorganic Nitrogen Application on Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Dynamics under Rice-Wheat Cropping System in Pakistan

PhD Sardar Alam Cheema | University of Agriculture Faisalabad | Pakistan

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3-5: Identity of nutrient added (N or P) rather than timing of application affects root system architecture responses of Hordeum vulgare

Richard van Duijnen | Leuphana University Lueneburg | Germany

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3-6: Nutrients composition of so-called organic fertilizer in the Vietnam’s market

QUYNH HOANG | Okayama University, | Japan

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3-7: The effects of climate change and soil management on carbon and nitrogen contents of montane grassland soils

Sascha Klefenz | Germany

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3-8: The influence of different tillage regimes on humus and nutrient dynamics on arable fields in Central Saxony – Methods, results and uncertainties

PhD Fabian Kirsten | University of Leipzig | Germany

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3-10: Effects of organic soil amendments on microbial and chemical nitrogen retention

PhD Rüdiger Reichel | Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH (IBG-3) | Germany

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3-11: Fe isotope fractionation in long-term field trials

PhD Anne E. Berns | Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH | Germany

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3-12: Magnesium isotope signatures in long-term field trials in Germany

PhD Anne E. Berns | Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH (IBG-3) | Germany

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3-13: DEVELOPMENT OF MODIFIED P FERTILITY CLASSES

Michael van Laak | University of Rostock | Germany

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3-14: Soil ionoMICS – Importance of elemental composition of microorganisms for the fertility and C and N storage capacity of soil

Sanja A. Schwalb | Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences | Germany

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3-15: Evaluation of the chemical solubility of recycling fertilisers in comparison to their agronomic value tested in a vegetation trial

PhD Kerstin Panten | Julius Kühn Institute | Germany

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3-16: Nutrient scavenging by catch crop variants and its influence on the nutritional status of subsequently grown maize

PhD Diana Heuermann | IPK Gatersleben | Germany

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3-18: Rehabilitation of saline-sodic soils in the former lake Texcoco, Mexico

PhD Elizabeth Chávez García | Institute of Geology, National Autonomous University of Mexico | Mexico

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3-19: Influence of crystallization of iron- and aluminum hydroxides on phosphate desorption with organic and inorganic compounds

Elisabeth Schütze | Brandenburg University of Technology | Germany

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3-20: Erosion influences the incorporation of root-derived carbon into mineral-associated organic carbon fractions of soil and its occlusion within aggregates

Rainer Remus | Leibniz Zentrum für Agrarlandschaftsforschung e.V. | Germany

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3-21: Dynamics of Nitrogen Species in Soil and their Relevance for Root System Morphology – What Have We Learned from Drew?

Sebastian R.G.A. Blaser | Helmholtz-Centre for Environmental Research GmbH - UFZ | Germany

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4-1: The effect of sodicity on the reversibility of saturated hydraulic conductivity in a low saline environment

PhD YACINE Louadj | University of Ferhat Abbas- Setif, Algeria | Algeria

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4-3: Separation of the preferential and matrix flow domain in structured soils using a hood infiltrometer

PhD Kai Schwärzel | United Nations University - Institute for Integrated Management of Material Fluxes and of Resources (UNU-FLORES) | Germany

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4-5: How many agricultural subsoils are compacted in Germany? Results of the national soil inventory

Florian Schneider | Thünen Institute of Climate-Smart Agriculture | Germany

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4-7: A pilot study on deriving complete 3-D water retention curves using X-ray difference-imaging

John Koestel | Swedish Univ. Agric. Sci. | Sweden

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4-8: Compost is more effective than biochar for the improvement of soil structure and microbial colonisation in a tropical soil (Adamaoua, Cameroon)

Laura Sophie Schnee | University of Bremen | Germany

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4-9: Root type matters: measurement of water uptake by seminal, crown and lateral roots in maize

PhD Mutez Ali Ahmed | University of Goettingen | Germany

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4-10: Using in-situ micro-lysimeters to assess phosphorus losses from soil after manure application

PhD Stefan Koch | Universität Rostock | Germany

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4-11: Quantifying macropore flow by X-ray tomography to improve model predictions of solute leaching in soil

Anna Hess | Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) | Sweden

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4-12: Aggregation and C dynamics in grassland soils along an elevation gradient in the northern limestone Alps of Germany

PhD Noelia Garcia-Franco | Technical University of Munich | Germany

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4-13: Effect of compaction on soil water retention and hydraulic conductivity: measurement and modelling

Mahyar Naseri | Technical University of Braunschweig | Germany

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4-14: Investigation and assessment of soil functions – derivation of solution strategies for a soil-protective timber harvest

Lennart Rolfes | Thünen Institute of Agricultural Technology | Germany

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6-1: EFFECT OF SOIL TILLAGE, CROP ROTATION AND IRRIGATION ON MAIZE YIELD AND ITS DEVELOPMENT FROM 2008 – 2016, IN MÜNCHEBERG, GERMANY

Thanh Hien Huynh | Albrecht Daniel Thaer-Institute of Agricultural and Horticultural Sciences, Faculty of Life Science, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin | Germany

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6-2: Emerging Agricultural Soil Management Pressures in Germany

PhD Anja-K. Techen | Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research ZALF | Germany

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6-3: To plant or not to plant? Analysing landowners’ (dis-)incentives to participate in environmental schemes

PhD Sergio Villamayor-Tomas | Humboldt University. | Germany

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6-4: Uncertainty of soil function maps – Improving transparency for decision-making in spatial planning

Lucie Greiner | Agroscope Reckenholz-Tänikon | Switzerland

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6-5: Soil Protection in the Alps – New Concepts, Networks and Communication Strategies

Elisabeth Schaber | University of Innsbruck | Austria

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6-6: Comparative analyses of Phosphorus legislation and ecological consequences of P-overuse in Latin America and Germany

Jessica Stubenrauch | University of Rostock/Research Unit Sustainability and Climate Policy | Germany

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6-7: Precision governance: Towards site-specific soil governance to induce sustainable soil management

Bartosz Bartkowski | Helmholtz-Centre for Environmental Research - UFZ | Germany

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6-8: A multi-data approach to assess the potential risk of soil compaction on arable land in Lower Saxony

Sandra Ledermueller | Thünen Institute of Rural Studies | Germany

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6-10: Soil Management in the Dry Zones of India under a Changing Climate

Shadananan Nair | Centre for Earth Research and Environment Management | India

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6-11: Comprehensive socio-economic analysis of regional production systems and evaluation of adaption strategies for overcoming replant disease in horticultural soil use management

PhD Nicole Petzke | Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin | Germany

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6-12: Farmers perspective of catch cropping for a sustainable land use and remaining soil fertility

Arnoud Maaswinkel | Justus-Liebig-University Giessen | Germany

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6-13: An agent-based model for gaining a better understanding of farmers’ decision-making concerning grassland management

Thomas Schmitt | Universität Bayreuth | Germany

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6-14: Monitoring of soil materials for potential re-use

René Schatten | Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (BAM) | Germany

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6-15: Influence of urbanisation on cation exchange capacity and nutrient availability in arable soils of Kumasi (Ghana)

Stephen Boahen Asabere | Georg-August Universität Göttingen - Institute of Geography | Germany

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7-1: Conformity key – a quality assurance tool for soil data in German nomenclature

Sina Schulz | Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources (BGR) | Germany

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7-2: Enhancing the reuse of data by providing with an digital object identifier (DOI)

PhD Nikolai Svoboda | Leibniz-Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research | Germany

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7-3: Quality assurance for BonaRes research data: Needs and implementations

PhD Carsten Hoffmann | ZALF - Leibniz-Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research | Germany

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7-4: 3D mass balancing for reconstruction of an erosion-affected agricultural soil landscape

Prof. Horst H. Gerke | Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF) | Germany

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7-5: The BonaRes Data Portal

PhD Xenia Specka | Leibniz-Centre of Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF) e.V. | Germany

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7-6: The SUSALPS Decision Support System – a user friendly tool for farmers to optimize grassland management

Alexander Krämer | WWL Umweltplanung und Geoinformatik GbR | Germany

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7-7: Support for data modeling and automated metadata generation at BonaRes Data Centre

MD Abdul Muqit Zoarder | ZALF - Leibniz-Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research | Germany

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7-9: The Swiss Soil Information System NABODAT

Kirsten Rehbein | Agroscope | Switzerland

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7-10: Six soil data challenges and four ways semantic web technologies can help

PhD Victoria Janes Bassett | University of Lancaster | United Kingdom

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7-11: Biodiversity and microbial communities in soil organic carbon models

Matthias Kuhnert | University of Aberdeen | United Kingdom

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7-12: Modelling Tree Growth in Relation to Soil Water Dynamics in Alley-Cropping Systems in Brandenburg, Lower Saxony, and Thuringia, Germany

Diana-Maria Seserman | BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg | Germany

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7-13: Creating unbiased models from unbiased data - smart.clhs - a new algorithm for balanced sampling

PhD Mareike Ließ | 6Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research - UFZ | Germany

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02:30 pm

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Coffee Break, Posters

Room : Atrium

Duration : 30 Minutes

03:00 pm

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Science meets Practice

Room: MOA 4-5

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Form of presentation: Talk

Duration: 120 Minutes

Knowledge needs to implement a sustainable bioeconomy – Stakeholders from industry, administration and policy meet soil scientists to discuss knowledge needs and how to channel scientific work into practice for sustainable soil management and to implement the bioeconomy

07:00 pm

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Conference Dinner

Room : Atrium, MOA 4-5, MOA 5, MOA 4, MOA 3

Duration : 45 Minutes