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DESCRIPTION:Soils play a central role for the functioning of our ecosystems
  and the well-being of humanity. Soils are not only the basis for the prod
 uction of food and other raw materials\, they also provide functions such 
 as water storage and filtration\, nutrient cycling\, carbon storage and be
 ing the habitat of an overwhelming biodiversity. These function emerge fro
 m complex interactions of small scale biological\, physical and chemical p
 rocesses. If we want to predict the impact of soil management and climate 
 change on soil functions to support a sustainable development\, the requir
 ed models need to be based on a profound understanding of the underlying p
 rocesses. In this presentation we discuss how small scale processes can be
  represented in a systemic soil model addressing soil functions and their 
 dynamics at the scale of landscapes.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260115T000000
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LOCATION:H6\, Geo
SUMMARY:Prof. Dr. Hans-Jörg Vogel\, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Rese
 arch (Homepage): The Soil Bio-Physical Complex and Soil Functions.
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