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The working group is dedicated to a holistic view upon interactions between land use, land management, water and soil resources. Therefore, interdisciplinary research at the intersection between hydrology, soil science, geomorphology, agronomy and biogeochemistry is essential, and is the focus of the working group members.

Special interests within the working group are:

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  • Surface runoff and soil redistribution as affected by landscape patchiness and connectivity.
  • Modelling soil redistribution with conceptual, physically-oriented and data-driven, machine learning approaches
  • Sediment-burden carbon redistribution and its effects upon terrestrial and aquatic carbon balance.
  • Macro and Microplastic in agricultural soil systems (coordinating the EU Innovative Training Network SOPLAS)
  • Sustainable management of water and soil resources.
  • Land use and land management interactions with regional climate

We use and refine a wide range of conceptual, physically oriented and date-driven, machine learning models to analyse different aspects of water, sediment, carbon and microplastic fluxes on various spatial and temporal scales. Moreover, field as well as laboratory measurements are carried out to improve process understanding, which range from sediment, carbon and microplastic analyses to continuous monitoring in small catchments.

Apart from research in Central Europe, the working group is active in the tropical South of India as well as in Central and Western Africa. The research group is part of the faculty of Applied Informatics of 威尼斯赌博游戏_威尼斯赌博app-【官网】 Augsburg and is also involved into the activities of the Environmental Science Centre (WZU) and the Centre for Climate Resilience (ZfK).

Overview

The Measuring and Modelling of Erosion for Soil Health Network (M?ESH)

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May 6, 2025

New Publication

Ray, S.S., Zumr, D., Wilken, F., Dostál, T. & Fiener, P. (2025)

A cost-effective protocol for detecting fluorescent microplastics in arable soils to study redistribution processes,?Polymer Testing,?Volume 147,?108824,?ISSN 0142-9418

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DOI:?https://doi.org/10.1016/j.polymertesting.2025.108824

威尼斯赌博游戏_威尼斯赌博app-【官网】
May 5, 2025

New Publication

Batista,?P.V.G.,?M?ller, M., Schmidt, K., Waldau, T., Seufferheld, K., Htitiou, A., Golla, B., Ebertseder, F., Auerswald, K., & Fiener, P. (2025).

Soil-erosion events on arable land are nowcast by machine learning,?CATENA,?Volume 256,?109080,?ISSN 0341-8162.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.catena.2025.109080.

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April 30, 2025

Poster Presentation

The poster A Lakatosian history of soil-erosion modelling as a scientific research programme

was presented at the EGU General Assembly 2025.

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Batista, P.V.G

DOI:?https://doi.org/10.5194/egusphere-egu25-18554

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To view the poster, click on the link below.

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Prof. Dr. Peter Fiener

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Professor

Water and Soil Resource Research

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Phone: +49 821 598 2665

Email: peter.fiener@geo.uni-augsburg.de

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Petra Richter

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Secretary

Physical Geography and Climate Science

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Phone: +49 821 598 2670

Email: sekretariat-phygeo@geo.uni-augsburg.de

General Contact:

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Address

Arbeitsgruppe Wasser- und Bodenressourcen Forschung

Institut für Geographie

Universit?t Augsburg

Alter Postweg 118

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86159 Augsburg

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Phone (Secretary): +49 821 598 2670

E-Mail (Secretary): sekretariat-phygeo@geo.uni-augsburg.de

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