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DESCRIPTION:Global forests and their diverse appearance have long held a gr
 eat fascination. In times of global change\, forests are also caught betwe
 en competing land uses\, the need for carbon storage\, as well as forest d
 isturbances and climate-driven range shifts of tree species. The increasin
 g availability of forest data and novel quantitative tools now make it pos
 sible to address longstanding\, unanswered questions and current problems 
 in forest ecology. This includes explaining observed patterns in species c
 omposition\, diversity\, and geographic distribution through processes suc
 h as environmental effects and biotic interactions in space and time\, as 
 well as projecting the state of future forests under new climatic conditio
 ns. In this lecture\, I will use examples from European and global forests
  to show how the link between processes and patterns in forests can be inv
 estigated by analyzing and simulating tree demography.\nAntrittsvorlesung 
 im Rahmen des BayCEER-Kolloquiums\, Ank&uuml\;ndigungsplakat\n*** new BayC
 EER member
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LOCATION:H8/GEO + online
SUMMARY:Prof. Dr. Lisa Hülsmann\, Ecosystem Analysis and Simulation\, BayCE
 ER\, UBT (Homepage): Why forests appear the way they do: Insights gained f
 rom models and data
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