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TERRECO workshop in Bayreuth, April 11-14, 2010

BayCEER, Dr. Hans-Frisch Strasse 1

Orientation meeting of the TERRECO project with over 60 participants from Korea, China and Bayreuth

 
link to abstract book

 


Time schedule

 

April 10           Arrival of foreign participants to Hotel Bayerischer Hof

 

April 11

 

14:00               Meet for coffee in center of  Bayreuth

(Cafe San Remo, Maximilianstrasse 26)

 

15:30               Walk to Brauerei- and Büttnerei-Museum

                        (Beer and Barrel Making Museum)

 

16:00               Museum tour in English finishing with a free beer

 

18:00               Dinner à la carte at Gasthof Goldener Löwe

                        Kulmbacher Strasse at corner with Kreuz Strasse

 


April 12

 

7:40        Pick-up of foreign guests from Hotel Bayerischer Hof

 

8:00        Chairman: John Tenhunen

Opening remarks followed by presentations of 2010 research plans

of German participants

 

8:15        Assessment of fertilizer levels on ecosystem processes

               J. Kettering, S. Berger, B. Lee, S. Lindner, E. Martin

 

Fertilization levels, 15N labeling and N flow separation

J. Kettering. S. Berger, B. Huwe, Y. Kuzyakov, B. Lee, S. Lindner, M. Ruidisch, J. Tenhunen

                   

Nitrous oxide and methane fluxes and underlying biogenic processes as affected

by land use systems and climate

Sina Berger and Gerhard Gebauer

 

Fertilization affects on PIXGRO model parameters – allocation and CO2 uptake capacity

Bora Lee, Steve Lindner, John Tenhunen

 

Influence of weeds on CO2 exchange and bioproductivity of agroecosystems in the Haean-­myun basin, South Korea

Steve Lindner, Gian-Reto Walther

 

Herbivore limitation and natural enemy interactions: responses to landscape, management, and impacts on ecosystem functioning

Emily A. Martin, Chan-Ryul Park, Dowon Lee, Ingolf Steffan-Dewenter

 

9:00        Estimation of stand level gas exchange fluxes

               E. Jung and P. Zhao

 

Water use by forests in Haean Catchment

Eun-Young Jung and Dennis Otieno

 

Spatial assessment of atmosphere-ecosystem exchanges via micrometeorological measurements and footprint modeling

Peng Zhao, Johannes Lüers, Thomas Foken and John Tenhunen

 

9:30        Hydrological properties, water flow and transport on slopes

               B. Huwe

 

Water movement and erosion on dry farmland in the Haean catchment

Sebastian Arnhold, Marianne Ruidisch, Bernd Huwe, Bruno Glaser, and Yong Sik Ok

 

Tracer experiments using brilliant blue and stereo-photographiy: The effect of dryland farming management systems on infiltration patterns, surface runoff and soil erosion

Marianne Ruidisch, Sebastian Arnhold, Bruno Glaser, Yong Sik Ok, and Bernd Huwe1

 

10:00      Coffee Break

 

10:40      Nitrate, phosphorous and DOC export from a catchment under monsoonal climate conditions – the case of the Haean Catchment, South Korea

Svenja Bartsch, Ji-Hyung Park, Bomchul Kim, Jaesung Eum, Stefan Peiffer, Christopher L. Shope, Jan H. Fleckenstein

 

11:10      Fluxes of dissolved and fine particulate organic matter from terrestrial to aquatic systems in dependence on temperature and precipitation regime

Stefan Strohmeier, Jan H. Fleckenstein, Stefan Peiffer, Ji-Hyung Park, Egbert Matzner

 

11:20      The political ecology of “Climate Change” in South Korea

Susann Trabert and Detlef Müller-Mahn

 

11:40       The impact of socio-economic land-use decisions on ecosystem services in small catchments

Patrick Poppenborg and Thomas Koellner

 

12:00      Lunch

 

13:30      Chairman: Sinkyu Kang

               Presentation of research interests by Korean participants

 

13:40      Effects of PAM and biopolymer on Chinese cabbage growth and soil properties

Yong Sik Ok, Yasser M. Awad, Sang Soo Lee, Yakov Kuzyakov and J. Tenhunen

 

14:00      Comparison of the effects of biopolymer and PAM for controlling soil erosion

Yong Sik Ok, Yasser M. Awad, Sang Soo Lee, Yakov Kuzyakov and J. Tenhunen

 

14:20      PAM efficacy for reducing soil erosion and runoff as influenced by slope

Sang Soo Lee, Clark J. Gantzer, Allen L. Thompson and Stephen H. Anderson

 

14:40      Absence of correspondence between denitrification rates and denitrifier abundance determined by molecular approaches

Hojeong Kang, Seunhoon Lee, and Keunyea Song

  

15:00      Decline of evergreen coniferous forests due to global warming in Korea

               Jong-Hwan Lim, Joon-Hwan Shin and Suk-Kwon Kim 

 

15:20      Coffee Break

 

16:00      The characteristics of the breeding bird community in the Haean Catchment

Chan-Ryul Park, Hee Moon Yang, Dowon Lee and Kwang Ok Byeon

 

16:20      Measurement of forest value in Korea

Joon Soon Kim

 

16:40      Perspectives of water acquisition and management in Pungsu practices of traditional cultural landscapes: the Choson Dynasty Era

Dowon Lee

 

17:00      The spatial distribution of land use potentials and its implication for land use changes and landuse policies in Korea

Soo Jin Park

 

18:00      Dinner

 

19:30      Economic valuation of conserving Soyang Lake and its catchment

Andy Choi and Man-Sig Jun, Research Institute of Gangwon

 


April 13

 

8:00        Pick-up of foreign guests from Hotel Bayerischer Hof

 

8:15        TERRECO summer 2010 and beyond – where should we go?

               One half hour on each topic:

Haean Catchment experiments 2010

Potentials for individual cooperation in 2011 and beyond

TERRECO project goals 2011 to 2013

 

Groups and leaders:

Surface Exchange and Plant Production: Sinkyu Kang and Yakov Kuzyakov

Soil Erosion and Transport: Bernd Huwe and Yong Sik Ok

Hydrology and Biogeochemistry: Stefan Peiffer and Kyonga Kim

Biodiversity: Jong-Hwan Lim and Gian-Reto Walther

Socio-economic Linkages: Soo Jin Park and Thomas Köllner

 

10:15      Summary of discussions by group leaders (15 minutes each group)

 

12:00      Lunch

 

13:30      Chairman Sinkyu Kang

Presentation of TERRECO modelling concepts

 

13:40     A case study of social-ecologically-based management of  ecosystem services: Global change impacts on agricultural production versus water quality in mountain landscapes

               John Tenhunen and Members of the TERRECO Project

 

14:00     Landscape level carbon and water balances and agricultural production in mountainous terrain of the Haean Basin, South Korea

              Bora Lee, John Tenhunen, Ralf Geyer, Bumsuk Seo, Yuelin Li and Sinkyu Kang

 

14:20      Assessment of regional forest disasters in Soyang Basin using RHESSys

                Jonghan Ko, Jungryel Choi, and Sinkyu Kang

 

14:40     Hydrograph separation using geochemical tracer by three-component mixing model for the coniferous forested catchment in Gwangneung Gyeonggido

               Kyongha Kim and Jae-Yun Yoo

 

15:00      Modelling the hydrologic impact on surface-water concentrations throughout the Haean Catchment and Soyang Lake Watershed

               Christopher L. Shope, Svenja Bartsch, Jan Fleckenstein, Stefan Peiffer

 

15:20      Coffee Break

 

16:00      Modelling soil greenhouse gas exchange of terrestrial ecosystems and up-scaling procedures

   Ralf Kiese, Christian Werner, Edwin Haas, Klaus Butterbach-Bahl

 

16:20      Modeling the tradeoffs between agricultural production and environmental protection in Soyang Watershed of South Korea

   Nguyen Trung Thanh

 


16:40      Quantifying and evaluating trade-offs between multiple ecosystem services in Haean Catchment

               Thomas Koellner, Patrick Poppenborg, Bora Lee, Emily Martin, Stefan Strohmeier, Steve Lindner, Svenja Bartsch, Yohannes Ayanu

 

17:30      Dinner – Buffet of Bavarian Specialties including Beer

 

19:00      Feedback on TERRECO in the Context of Global Change Studies from Reviewers (A. Becker and J. Reynolds)

 

19:30      Long-term ecological studies at Dinghushan Forest Natural Reserve

Prof. Guoyi Zhou, Chinese Academy of Science

 

20:30      “Flauerbauer” (musical entertainment) and “gemütliches Beisammensein”

 

 

April 14

 

9:00        Pick-up of foreign guests from Hotel Bayerischer Hof

 

9:30        Information on June workshop in Yanggu

General discussion and wrap up

 

11:55      Official closing of workshop

 

12:00      Lunch

 

14:00      June workshop committee meeting

 






Letzte Änderung 16.12.2010