Your research deals with large-scale phenomena in time or space?
From looking deep into the past to large-scale patterns and processes of the present - we are eager to hear about your research questions and findings!
Accepted formats for contributions:
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| P 2.1 | Behnaz Arabi, Cyrus Samimi Water Quality Mapping Using Time Series of Multispectral Satellite Images Supported by Radiative Transfer Modeling |
| P 2.2 | Urte Bauer, Andreas von Heßberg, Anke Jentsch Vulnerability of German Biotops on Climate Change |
| P 2.3 | Simon Biedermann, Anna Walentowitz, Stephanie Thomas, Gabriel Luz Wallau, Jonas Schmidt-Chanasit, Carl Beierkuhnlein Global biogeography of bat-associated viruses |
| P 2.4 | Jakob Bogenreuther, Thomas Koellner Variability and stagnation of wheat and maize yields: Spatial differences and influence of climatic compound events |
| P 2.5 | Leonardos Leonardos, Carl Beierkuhnlein, Wolfgang Dorner, Garim Karri, Tobias Heuser, Peter Hofmann, Christopher Shatto, Pierre Ulfig, Peter Wolff, Anke Jentsch Are current fire dynamics in temperate forests signaling a novel fire regime? - Using Artificial Intelligence for forest monitoring and prediction of fire events (KIWA) |
| P 2.6 | Henrik Oechler, Claus Bässler, Markus Bernhardt-Römermann, Marie Brock, Janina Ebert, Simon Grieger, Franka Huth, Philipp Koal, Dorothea Peter, Birgitta Putzenlechner, Florian Steinebrunner, Simon Thorn, Alexander Tischer, Xinying Zhou, Martin Zwanzig, Ingolf Profft Reforestation under climate change: A supra-regional field trial in Thuringia/Germany to test different management options for the development of multifunctional forests on disturbed spruce areas |
| P 2.7 | Franz Krah, Ulf Büntgen, Claus Bässler Global fungal fruiting phenology |
These five sessions are planned for the BayCEER workshop. If you submit an abstract, please assign it to one of the sessions. In case of questions please reach out to the organisers.
The detailed final program is expected to be published in September.